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Subject: Red Worms
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Roan Studio |
Aldie, VA
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Please pardon if this has been asked before, but when I did a site search on "worms" I got 247 results. Does the site only allow one word searches? Any other combo (boolean or using quotes) gives me "You must enter valid search criteria."
Anyhow! Someone wrote saying that red worms were the best for the garden, so I figured I would check out the internet and buy some to add to the "compost heap" that I am creating for the fall. Heck, why wait for them to appear when you can move a family or 200 in? Here's the link to the site I'm checking out:
http://www.magicworms.com/redworms.htm
My question is: are those the right kind of "red" worms? Are they the same as blood worms -- the kind the fish just LOVE?
Thanks Roan
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8/26/2004 4:57:54 PM
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HotPumpkin (Ben) |
Phoenix, AZ
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I bought mine from http://vermitechnology.com/.
This guy goes the extra mile to get you his worms! Try him.
Yes Red worms for composting.
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8/30/2004 6:36:05 PM
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