Lucky cats can eat red worms. Lucky Cat has a mixed diet, mainly meat, and can be combined with bottom-sinking particles. Red worms are chironomid larvae. Red worms are rich in all the amino acids needed by fish. They are high-quality feed for Lucky Cats. Red worms are rich in nutrients, containing 2%-8% fat and 41%-62% protein. Each gram Red worms contain 4 calories and have a very good effect on promoting the growth and development of lucky cats.

Precautions for feeding Lucky Cat Fish:

1. Water quality: Lucky Cat Fish has relatively low water quality requirements, and the water temperature should be maintained at 22-28°C. It can survive and likes weakly acidic soft water with a pH of around 6.0.

2. Environment: Lucky cat fish needs enough space and can be mixed with larger meaty fish, such as seven-star swordfish, pipefish, zebra duckbill, etc. It cannot be kept with small fish. When the Lucky Cat is hungry, anything edible will become food.

3. Food: It is not difficult to raise lucky cat fish. The lucky cat fish is omnivorous, but likes small fish, shrimp, mud, chicken and other foods. It can be fed with bottom-sinking feed to grow quickly.