usu. Eisenia fetida has a little beige tip at the end of its tail

they look like a red worm to me but they good be one of

the number of varieties inc with redworms, like manure worm,

tiger worm, brandling worm, etc.

The VC forum now has a PRO? What exactly does that mean RwR?

not a clue - i didn't put that there - i'm just a humble worm tender

It means he Created a Free Professional Profile.

http://www.houzz.com/pro

Anybody can do it...

I just did.

Great... Now it changed my name.

I will soon change it back from Worms R Us to...

your friendly, neighborhood...

Huh, imagine that.

Rubyz, what kind of container lid is that in the picture? Trying to imagine the diameter to get an idea of scale as this might help someone (not me, I am just curious) identify the squigglers.

A place to begin research on specific type of worm:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eisenia_fetida

After this, i would research 'images'