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 Re: Forget Wigglers...Texas Crawlers! **Monster Worms**
[Re: drrouter]
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03/13/12 06:07 PM
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 Family of earthworm known as Megascolecidae . Scientific name : Pheretima spp. In my language it's called : Gandeula
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Re: Forget Wigglers...Texas Crawlers! **Monster Worms**
[Re: fiSherwood]
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03/19/12 02:32 AM
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We have those all over here too. Been fishing with them since I was a kid. I had no idea it was an "invasive" species and not native. From what I understand all worms in the America's are invasive. The first introduction being worms that were within the root balls of plants brought by European explorers. From wikipedia: "A total of approximately 182 earthworm taxa in 12 families are reported from America north of Mexico, i.e., USA & Canada, of which 60 (ca. 33%) are exotic/introduced."
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Re: Forget Wigglers...Texas Crawlers! **Monster Worms**
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03/19/12 03:24 AM
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Anyone in the San Antonio/Windcrest area want to hunt some of these tomorrow - let me know! They will be out!
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