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May 10th 04, 05:03 AM
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Bloodworms
Just like any food, if these frozen bloodworms were allowed to defrost and
then refreeze bad things can happen. "*xVx*" wrote in message ... on 2 seperate occasions bloodworms have almost instantly made my tiger barbs sick. one would not eat after the BW's for 3 or 4 weeks, he is only now coming back to normal, the other seemed to instantly develop paralysis on 1 side of his body only being able to swim to 1 side, he is getting better too. could it be "bad frozen bloodworms" or has anyone had any similar experiences? 
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