Calling JOEBRYANT!...JOEBRYANT! Meal Worms on line 2! Pick-up, Please!
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As for shipping them, I've heard it is very easy. If you are just sending the worms, you can put them in a bit of the 'bedding', and stick them in a small container (I've read yogurt containers work well). Then just drop them in a #4 priority box, and away they go!
I'll let you practice on me if you want, redhen
Sending a starter colony would be more expensive, but you would just take a chunk out of your own colony, put it in a plastic tote box with some food, stick it in a ventilated box and voila!
I'll let you practice on me if you want, redhen
Sending a starter colony would be more expensive, but you would just take a chunk out of your own colony, put it in a plastic tote box with some food, stick it in a ventilated box and voila!
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I need to, but right now I live with my father. He doesn't care that I've turned the spare bedroom into a 'chicken house' (as he puts it), but he says there is no way I'm keeping worms in the house too.
I know now they would do fine outside, I wonder if I could use a heating pad or something in the winter? I could always stick them under my bed, dad never looks in here anyway. I'd just have to hide it from my kid, or he'd rat me out
ETA: There needs to be more people doing it, there was a shortage on them earlier this year. I'm not sure if they have bounced back yet. Plus they sell pretty well, good source of extra income (chicken feed).
I need to, but right now I live with my father. He doesn't care that I've turned the spare bedroom into a 'chicken house' (as he puts it), but he says there is no way I'm keeping worms in the house too.
I know now they would do fine outside, I wonder if I could use a heating pad or something in the winter? I could always stick them under my bed, dad never looks in here anyway. I'd just have to hide it from my kid, or he'd rat me out
ETA: There needs to be more people doing it, there was a shortage on them earlier this year. I'm not sure if they have bounced back yet. Plus they sell pretty well, good source of extra income (chicken feed).
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really? a good source of extra income? hmmm... you have me interested... i'm listening... go on....
How much would one get for how many?
I know about a place or two that I could supply to if they'd be interested...perhaps more but I just have never thought about bugs.
very very interesting....
How much would one get for how many?
I know about a place or two that I could supply to if they'd be interested...perhaps more but I just have never thought about bugs.
very very interesting....
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yup..
people use them for their lizards and sugar gliders and they are good for fishing too..fishermen buy them alot.
So, do you dorks want some or what? I'll send ya some.
yup..
So, do you dorks want some or what? I'll send ya some.
Today I only found the ants I wasn't looking for, Japanese beetles, earwigs, and spiders totin their babies around....oh and a baby mouse...bugger got away from me...bet he's thinking about going in my house...that lil rat!
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Okay, done!
I'll send them this week sometime. Send me your address..
Okay, done!
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Aww! baby mouse! He'd eat your wormies tooooo
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Should i stick them in the fridge to put them in hibernation before shipping?
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