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Canadian nightcrawlers (Lumbricus terrestris) also known as Dew Worms are mainly thought to only be able to be raised in cooler climates such as Canada, the Appalachian Mountains with higher altitudes and colder climates. Well as many of you know I am always up to a challenge. In fact when others stated you could not [...] Over the years I have noticed an increasing trend when it comes to “worm farms” offering nightcrawlers for sale online. As I have mentioned in earlier posts, one of my favorites is the African nightcrawler which many do not raise as the time factor involved growing them out to full size. However what I have [...] Frequently I am asked which worm I prefer out of the worms we raise. Over the years the red wiggler has been the worm to get for composting and some fishing such as for brim, however not as good for larger fish as they are too small for larger hooks. There is one worm which [...] African Nightcrawlers are one of the best composting worms as well as make an excellent fishing. These worms are also highly prolific however take longer to mature as well as reach full size… [...] One area that is overlooked when it comes to the African nightcrawler is the fact that it eats more food than other red worms, including red wigglers and European nightcrawlers. [...] |
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