Worms
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I am interested in starting up a worm colonie, what should I know before and what kinda of care works best?
coffeeguy89
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I personally just started breeding superworms, it's very easy but like Laurie said it takes forever to get them started. I used this video as a starting point http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex-jbQtClPM
Sticktongue
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I'd also be interested in how to start one, laurie
***EDIT***
That looks like a great link. I have a question though. After the first stage when the beatles die and he moves in up, does he take all those beatles and just chuck them and the eggs are in the container? Sorry, not meaning to high jack
***EDIT***
That looks like a great link. I have a question though. After the first stage when the beatles die and he moves in up, does he take all those beatles and just chuck them and the eggs are in the container? Sorry, not meaning to high jack
coffeeguy89
New Member
I'd also be interested in how to start one, laurie
***EDIT***
That looks like a great link. I have a question though. After the first stage when the beatles die and he moves in up, does he take all those beatles and just chuck them and the eggs are in the container? Sorry, not meaning to high jack
yes once the beatles have died most of their eggs should be in the oatmeal. i've heard that the beatles eat some of the eggs, but unless you need thousands of supers every month it really shouldnt be a problem. If you do want to save all of the eggs you can change the set up slightly, like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTjv5fek0-s
I'd also be interested in how to start one, laurie
***EDIT***
That looks like a great link. I have a question though. After the first stage when the beatles die and he moves in up, does he take all those beatles and just chuck them and the eggs are in the container? Sorry, not meaning to high jack
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