You guys that have good soil are fortunate to have nightcrawlers like you do after it rains. I don't have squat in my yard for crawlers..angle worms, yes but they are very small. I have an acre and its pretty shitty to find worms. I have too much sand for soil in my yard. I tried the electric worm shocker to night, only to find out I could dig them up faster than the electricity could get them out of the ground, cannot believe how small the worms are...think all the damn birds took all the good ones....lol
especially if the lawns arent well cared for, the more organic decomposing material available, the better.
I liked those green ones --- I always thought they did better on sak. Bring em back!
It's a powder or a liquid that you sprinkle in your worms , watched a jello and hot dog video last winter too where the guy claimed colored hot dogs was the real deal . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7vNeNHz1Dc
For a hobby I've been raising Euros for a couple years on corn meal and magic worm food and a few Corn cobs. After you've eaten the corn off a cob you can mound dirt on the cob and they go crazy over it, It's an easy way to pick/sort worms and the cob doesn't seem to spoil. They have gizzards so they like a little bit of fine sand in their diet .
European Night crawlers, I tried wax worms for a while but they stunk to high heaven and I didn't want them in the basement.
I just bought my first 'flat' of crawlers. Always harvested them in smaller quantities after rainfall in the past. I've always fed them used coffee grounds. What other items do you guys use for food/forage for your flats of crawlers?
How much does a flat cost?
'Bout the same as a trip to the Chiro. (Sorry guys)
*now offering half a flat of crawlers with each adjustment*