Where do bloodworm live?

Answer 1

The genus Glycera is a group of polychaetes (bristle worms) commonly known as blood worms. They are typically found on the bottom of shallow marine waters, and some species (e.g. the proboscis worm, Glycera dibranchiata), are extensively harvested for use as bait in fishing. Another common species is the tufted gilled bloodworm.

Answer 2

Bloodworms, aka Glycera, are marine worms found in intertidal zones and coastal waters worldwide. They typically burrow into sediment or live in the tubes they construct along the seafloor. These worms are known for their bright red color and are often used as bait for fishing.

Answer 3

It pulls it's bottom and then stretches the front so it continous.

Answer 4

A blood worm eats fresh water snails and not much else

Answer 5

bye pooping and peeing!! that is true! if they poop they can move! im serious! no lie!

bye pooping and peeing!! that is true! if they poop they can move! im serious! no lie!

Answer 6

water worms live in most salty or fresh bodies of water.

Answer 7

no, they are like earthworms only that bloodworms are actually misquito larvae. and will never have any need for legs, because they swim through the lakes and ponds.

Answer 8

the life span of bloodworms is 2 days....after two days they will die..and they will left the white body and they will passaway.

Answer 9

A blood worm is any of a group of worms including the blackworm, and two species of roundworm.

Answer 10

A bloodworm is any of a varying number of creatures, including any member of the genus Glycera, a specific species of blackworm or roundworm, or a parasitic form of roundworm.