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Blood worm or
bloodworm is an
ambiguous term and can
refer to:
Larvae of a non-biting
midge (family Chironomidae)
containing hemoglobin Glycera (annelid)...
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commonly known as
bloodworms. They are
typically found on the
bottom of
shallow marine waters, and some
species (e.g.
common bloodworms) can grow up to...
- beak-thrower
worms or
bloodworms. They are
bright red, segmented,
aquatic worms. The
proboscis worm
Glycera is
sometimes called bloodworm.[relevant?] The Glyceridae...
- Factory"
column from
issue 12: the ********in Bug, Githyanki,
Grell and
Giant Bloodworm.
Besides creatures from the column, jermlaine, drow, kuo-toa, and svirfneblin...
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readily available foods,
including trout and
salmon pellets,
frozen or live
bloodworms, earthworms, and waxworms.
Axolotls can also eat
feeder fish, but care...
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Bloodworm Glycera...
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Glycera dibranchiata, also
known as one
variant of
bloodworm, are segmented, red
marine worms that grow up to 14-inches in
length and have
unique copper...
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genus of
European non-biting
midges in the
subfamily Chironominae of the
bloodworm family Chironomidae. P.
chionophila (Edwards, 1933) P. nana (Meigen, 1818)...
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Chironomus is a
genus of
nonbiting midges in the
subfamily Chironominae of the
bloodworm family, Chironomidae,
containing several cryptic species that can only...
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larvae are
called "worms", such as the
railroad worm, woodworm, glowworm,
bloodworm, butterworm, inchworm, mealworm, silkworm, and
woolly bear worm. Worms...
