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20 years ago

WOW. I ordered my worms on monday and they were sitting on my front step when i got home from work friday. I didnt realize there were that many worms in a pound. They looked really good and were happy to go in their bin. The bedding they were shipped in was a little dry but other than that everything was great. if any one is looking to buy worms i would defintly recomd these guys.....

carey

Here is a link that might be useful: magic worms

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billr12
20 years ago
All vendors that I know of ship them a little dry. My supplier says it minimizes stress. Good luck with your new herd.
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