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house plant worms Enchytraeids – Aquazolla(starter strain: worms in their original substrate) Live enchytraeids (Enchytraeus albidus): rich white worms for adult fish A live food, simple and very palatable Enchytraeids are large white worms (relatives of Grindal worms, but bigger), perfect for adult fish: a few enchytraeids are often enough to satisfy a Betta or a guppy. Easy breeding at cool temperatures, undulating movement that triggers predatory instinct, and excellent nutritional
(starter strain: worms in their original substrate)
Live enchytraeids (Enchytraeus albidus): rich white worms for adult fish
A live food, simple... and very palatable
Enchytraeids are large white worms (relatives of Grindal worms, but bigger), perfect for adult fish: a few enchytraeids are often enough to satisfy a Betta or a guppy. Easy breeding at cool temperatures, undulating movement that triggers predatory instinct, and excellent nutritional profile.
Why choose enchytraeids?
- Size suitable for adults (larger than Grindal worms).
- Simple and productive breeding at cool temperatures. The ZollaBox Fish L makes it easy to start a small breeding at home.
- Highly palatable live food rich in protein.
- Alternative to industrial foods and an ideal complement to daphnia.
- Sustainable strain with minimal culture maintenance.
Use in natural aquaristics
- Feeding: 2 to 3 times a week in small amounts (it takes little to satisfy a Betta!).
- Conditioning breeders: excellent food to trigger spawning.
- Regular, nutritious live food that fish love.
- Method: collect the worms from the breeding soil, rinse if necessary, then serve immediately.
- Consider the ZollaBox Fish L, which contains everything needed to raise enchytraeids, including a step-by-step guide.
Possible uses
- Community tanks: adult fish (bettas, livebearers, dwarf cichlids...).
- Breeding tanks: alternate with daphnia and Grindal worms to trigger spawning and reproduction.
- Natural aquaristics: a very advantageous replacement for industrial foods.
FAQ - Enchytraeus albidus
Is it too fatty?
No, it is a common misconception due to their white color. In reality, they are very high in protein and moderately lipid-rich. To be used as a natural supplement or regular live food.
What is the difference with Grindal worms?
Grindal worms are smaller (perfect for juveniles or small fish); enchytraeids are larger and intended exclusively for adult fish.
Is the culture difficult?
No, if you have a slightly cool place. The ZollaBox Fish L contains everything needed to start your enchytraeid culture.
Where to set up the culture?
In a cool place (ideally 15 to 16 °C), clean and ventilated (basement, garage, cool room). Some use their wine cellar!
How long does a strain last?
For a very long time if fed moderately and if the culture is duplicated at regular intervals.
How to feed the enchytraeids?
A special food for enchytraeids is available in the refills for the ZollaBox Fish L.
How often to feed?
2 to 3 times per week or more, in small portions to prevent some worms from not being eaten, even though enchytraeids survive quite well in water.
Additional information
- Scientific name: Enchytraeus albidus
- Size: 2 to 3 cm long and about 1 mm thick.
- Use: live food for adult fish
- Advice: vary and alternate with daphnia, Grindal worms, ostracods, and other natural foods.
- Packaging: live strain to start a culture. The worms travel with their original substrate, which also contains eggs but especially their complete microbiota. Use the entire dose (live worms AND substrate) to start your culture (approximate weight 13 g)
- Guarantee: our enchytraeids are a completely harmless species for humans. We cultivate them in an untreated and natural environment (untreated potting soil and vermiculite). Harvested the same morning as shipping.
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★★★★★ 3
12 " too short, no direction.
Style: Sport, Size: 12in
I got the twelve inch handle. It is too short and does not flex enough to release ball in right direction. Its almost impossible to aim and doesn't sent the ball far enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Perfect for offseason beach days
Winter in New England can be tough for a myriad of reasons, one being the difficulty in ensuring your high energy Labrador retriever is expelling enough energy and not climbing the walls. Luckily, this dreary time of year also means the beaches are open to dogs, and this toy is the perfect tool to make sure your furry friend gets their steps in. It is pretty easy to use and not too large for toting to the beach as it folds in half. The thrower itself is sturdy, although the included ball is a bit flimsy. Backup tennis balls are definitely recommend for public areas anyway. Once you’re done, you can bang or brush the sand right off for easy cleanup as needed. If you have kids, you get double bag for your buck because you can have them take turns throwing the ball or chasing as well. Definitely worth it’s value to tire everyone out and have some fun doing it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Thrower great, ball not so much
Our german shepherd dog really loves this fetch thrower.
I appreciate the fact that it can be folded when not in use, which makes it a lot more practical to store.
Once you get the hang of it, you can chuck balls REALLY far, and with pretty great accuracy too.
I am deducting one star because I feel like the included tennis ball is just, trash. It's already broken and we've only been playing with this toy for a couple of weeks, and not for very long at a time.
We will be purchasing new tennis balls to continue to play with the launcher though. Overall it's a solid toy and our dog really enjoys playtime with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Not a vine review of free product I paid for mine
I was super excited about this launcher for my little Chihuahua who thinks playing fetch all day everyday rain or shine. Is the reason for our existing lol. I thought I'll upgrade our Dollar store awesome score many yrs ago, he deserves that. (It too came with a ball still a $1.25)
Total complete let down the ball launches straight into the ground or his back. even better the ball just won't release. I have tried the ball that came with,another tennis ball, his rubber ones, no luck
I have had to dramel and shave the inside of the scoop out so ball will release properly. Even then ball can't sit properly just barely grab it. Yes I have tried different throwing techniques move my hand up more quick snap of wrist .
Bottom line I don't want to have to spend my time or his trying to master this ball thrower. I have put in a drawer cause of the nice fold up feature and we will stick with our Dollar store old reliable that would out launch this one any day.
***An update 5/16/26 I was super shocked AllForPaws contacted me with full refund offer. I was not at all expecting that nor was my intention of the review.
5 stars I wld give them their customer service 150% made up for the toy that has unfortunately ended up at Sunnyside Daycare. We will definitely be giving ALL FOR PAWS a second chance, Thank you so much
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Foldable Design Works Great and Dog Goes Crazy for It
This ball launcher has become an instant hit in our household. The moment I pick it up, my dog is at the door wagging with excitement, which says everything about how much fun this toy brings to playtime.
The foldable design works smoothly with a simple push button mechanism at the joint. Press the button and flick your wrist to extend it, or unfold it by hand if you prefer. When folding it back, it snaps securely into place. The mechanism feels solid and I expect it to hold up well with regular use. The only way I could see damaging it would be accidentally overextending it when locked open, but with normal handling it seems built to last.
At 25 inches extended, this launcher gives serious throwing distance compared to what I can achieve by hand. The grip is extremely comfortable, genuinely reminiscent of a tennis racket handle with its soft, non-slip texture. Even during longer play sessions, my hand never gets tired or uncomfortable. The ball pickup feature works well too. With the 25-inch length, I do need to bend my knees slightly into a small squat for best results, but it beats bending all the way down and dealing with slobbery tennis balls by hand.
The included 2.5-inch ball is smaller than a standard tennis ball, which actually makes this suitable for a wider range of dogs, including smaller breeds, not just medium and large dogs. I tested it with other 2.5-inch balls I had on hand and they worked just fine in the launcher. The ball stays secure during swinging and walking, so no worries about it falling out unexpectedly. The bright orange and blue colors make the ball easy to spot in grass or other outdoor settings.
The launcher arrives ready to use right out of the box. It's convenient for storage and travel when folded, and the overall construction feels durable enough for regular outdoor use. If you want to increase throwing distance, keep your hands clean, and make fetch more exciting for your dog, this is a solid choice that delivers on its promises.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025