If you consider that I have not opened it or otherwise done anything with it for at least the last 90 day's

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One of these day's I might even get a chance to take them on a lil field trip

Until then, back to farming

The "BAIT PROFESSOR" is back in action!

That looks like a pretty slick deal. Where do you buy the worms?

If I am not mistaken, that is for worm storage, not worm reproduction. Do you store it in the fridge? Are you hoping for babies?

Do you have to keep refrigerated? If need to buy worms to put into kit, at what rate do they reproduce?

Thanks Banker

Bob: I get the worms at walmart

Argyle: yes must be refrigerated, as for reproduction... don't know.. I just put them in there and let them do their thing

That container fits quite well on the bottom shelf of the refrig

The fridge will keep them alive longer, but they won't make babies at that low temp. They need 60 to 80 degrees to reproduce. I am toying with the idea of raising red wigglers and European nightcrawlers.

i wouldn't get the ice box type...get African Nightcrawlers...tuff critters...i had a jillion bak n the day...red wrigglers r 2 small...ice box type r Canadian Nightcrawlers...they dy fast n the heat and go limp when u fish'm n warm water...worms r asexual?...teardrop eggs hatch n about 60 days...keep'm moist, NOT WET...

Where do you get African Nightcrawlers? ( and don't say Africa...lol)

Google them up. The Worm Guy has a pound for 30 bucks. These mixed with red wigglers is my plan.

I started a worm farm with some left over red wigglers from walmart. I use two 5 gallon buckets to keep them in. All you need is moist shredded newspaper and veggies scraps. You can get a good deal on nightcrawlers at this place. http://www.deckerwormsales.com/fishingbait.htm

If I used worms I would get that Magic Worm Farm! Looks like your worms kept pretty good.




Side Note: Spinner baits and flies for the fly rod is what I use on the sunnies!

90 days later wow "Its alive"