Wasp fish I believe...are they typically very expensive?

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I kind of have to disagree with this. I have 3 of them and I doubt they would even see a copepod. They are predators like lionfish and need meatier food much larger than a copepod. I assume they would eat larger amphipods. I feed them earthworms and they can eat quite a large worm.
But I am not the God of Waspfish. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
Is there any concern with earthworms and tank pollution? Would earthworms from the gas station for fishing be acceptable?
 

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Is there any concern with earthworms and tank pollution? Would earthworms from the gas station for fishing be acceptable?
If possible I would dig worms from an area in your yard with no pesticide/fertilizer - if possible. It is probably that earthworms from a bait shop, etc are fine (I don't know if they are regulated) - but they likely are to a degree since they are potentially going into the environment - and into food fish.
 

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If possible I would dig worms from an area in your yard with no pesticide/fertilizer - if possible. It is probably that earthworms from a bait shop, etc are fine (I don't know if they are regulated) - but they likely are to a degree since they are potentially going into the environment - and into food fish.
I have a small yard and my neighbor LOOOOVES round up. So I think I only would trust them from a bait shop
 

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Is there any concern with earthworms and tank pollution? Would earthworms from the gas station for fishing be acceptable?
Yep, they are fine.
 

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