Definition of bloodworm in English:

bloodworm

noun ˈblʌdwəːmˈblədwərm

1The bright red aquatic larva of a non-biting midge, the blood of which contains haemoglobin that allows it to live in poorly oxygenated water.
Genus Chironomus, family Chironomidae
Example sentencesExamples
- They were kept in tanks at a water temperature of 11°C and fed on frozen bloodworms.
- We get everything from herbivorous reptiles to aquatic animals that eat bloodworms.
- With a few truly bizarre exceptions (such as the chironomid bloodworms that breed in sewage), insects don't even have hemoglobin.
- You'll need to check to see if bloodworm is allowed as it is banned on some venues.
- Most commonly they will feed heavily on bloodworm, a little on freshwater shrimps and occasionally upon snails and mussels.
2
another term for tubifex

Definition of bloodworm in US English:

bloodworm

nounˈblədwərmˈblədwərm

1The bright red aquatic larva of a nonbiting midge, the blood of which contains hemoglobin that allows it to live in poorly oxygenated water.
Genus Chironomus, family Chironomidae
Example sentencesExamples
- With a few truly bizarre exceptions (such as the chironomid bloodworms that breed in sewage), insects don't even have hemoglobin.
- They were kept in tanks at a water temperature of 11°C and fed on frozen bloodworms.
- We get everything from herbivorous reptiles to aquatic animals that eat bloodworms.
- Most commonly they will feed heavily on bloodworm, a little on freshwater shrimps and occasionally upon snails and mussels.
- You'll need to check to see if bloodworm is allowed as it is banned on some venues.
2
another term for tubifex

单词	bloodworm
释义	Definition of bloodworm in English: bloodworm noun ˈblʌdwəːmˈblədwərm 1The bright red aquatic larva of a non-biting midge, the blood of which contains haemoglobin that allows it to live in poorly oxygenated water. Genus Chironomus, family Chironomidae Example sentencesExamples They were kept in tanks at a water temperature of 11°C and fed on frozen bloodworms. We get everything from herbivorous reptiles to aquatic animals that eat bloodworms. With a few truly bizarre exceptions (such as the chironomid bloodworms that breed in sewage), insects don't even have hemoglobin. You'll need to check to see if bloodworm is allowed as it is banned on some venues. Most commonly they will feed heavily on bloodworm, a little on freshwater shrimps and occasionally upon snails and mussels. 2 another term for tubifex Definition of bloodworm in US English: bloodworm nounˈblədwərmˈblədwərm 1The bright red aquatic larva of a nonbiting midge, the blood of which contains hemoglobin that allows it to live in poorly oxygenated water. Genus Chironomus, family Chironomidae Example sentencesExamples With a few truly bizarre exceptions (such as the chironomid bloodworms that breed in sewage), insects don't even have hemoglobin. They were kept in tanks at a water temperature of 11°C and fed on frozen bloodworms. We get everything from herbivorous reptiles to aquatic animals that eat bloodworms. Most commonly they will feed heavily on bloodworm, a little on freshwater shrimps and occasionally upon snails and mussels. You'll need to check to see if bloodworm is allowed as it is banned on some venues. 2 another term for tubifex
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