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potworms require very high humidity to survive, which would indicate that your bin is way too wet ... try more air circulation, like leaving the cover off or 'ajar', and stir up the bin to areate the bedding - keep some drier material on the surface after you've gotten rid of them .... the higher temps might help some, but the humidity won't
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