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What causes maggots to form in the anoxic tank?

2015-06-20View Original

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A2O, maggots in the anoxic tank – what causes this? 》What is the impact? I hope to get some guidance; I won’t post pictures anymore, it’s too disgusting
Reply #22015-06-20
The flavor is too strong; could there be animal carcasses in it? If not, it’s probably just mosquito larvae at most – maggots tend to gather around rotting flesh
Reply #32015-06-25
It would be great to fish out the maggots and dry them out to use as feed material; chicken and duck farms really like this kind of feed.
Reply #42015-06-25
It should be fermentation in an anoxic tank, with flies or the larvae of other small animals reproducing; it is recommended to maintain the DO level in the anoxic tank between 0.2 and 0.5 ppm.
Reply #52015-06-26
It should be mosquito larvae, wigglers
Reply #62015-07-01
:):(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(I don’t have any coins either now
Reply #72015-07-01
I accidentally sent the wrong version just now. The presence of maggots in the anoxic tank indicates a problem with hydrolysis

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