Black worm

I think this is by far the best food for adult bettas. What's every body's thought?

i agree, i just think they should be sold at more places...

are you guys talking about live bloodworms? they are mainly sold in southern SD areas. too far to drive from mira mesa area tho. and too much work to maintain them.

what store exactly do you know? i have been searching and have no idea where to get them.

i believe on university ave. FOUNTAINS AQUARIUMS sells it. that all da way eastside on UNIVERSITY. i am unsure if they still sell it. you can call and ask. idk the other shops but i can sure call around and ask and get back to you on the weekend. on this post

perfect thanks.

Fountain's Aquarium ,
Address: 7575 University Ave, La Mesa, CA 91942
Phone:(619) 465-5333
Hours: Friday hours 10:00 am–8:00 pm - See all
Transit: University Av & Parks Av

***PRICE***

1 Table Spoon = $1.79
1/2 = $0.99

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PET ZONE SD,
Address: 4266 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Phone:(619) 283-1812
Hours: Friday hours 10:00 am–6:30 pm - See all
Transit: University Av & Van Dyke Av

$2 for a small cup

*conversation*
Guy says- $2 for a small cup
i say- small cup only
Guy says- its a lot.
i say- oh ok. thank you.

(LOL SO YOU HAVE TO SEE HOW MUCH IS IN THAT SMALL CUP)THIS LOCATION IS CLOSER TO THE 15-highway exit = save GAS compare to going to the LA MESA one if ur in the middle of SD areas.


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PET KINGDOM!
Address: 3191 Sports Arena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92110
Phone:(619) 224-2841
Hours: Friday hours 10:00 am–8:00 pm - See all
Transit: San Diego Old Town Transportation Center


$1.59 = 1 oz
$0.89 = 1/2 oz


*FAR LOCATION, BUT I POST IT FOR THOSE WHO MAY LIVE NEAR THER* NEVER KNOWS.

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((( I HOPE THIS HELPS EVERYONE IN SD <3 )))

YOU ARE THE MAN... i need to get to these places... quick.

Yeah its the same species. I guess I've gotten use to calling them black worm because some of the stores I've been buying from call it black worm instead of bloodworm.