Care Guides
LIVE WORMS
The art of worm keeping and keeping worms alive is essential in order to prolong the worms life cycle. Worm care is a relatively simple procedure, which varies depending on the type of worm you keep.
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Dendrobaena are the easiest of worms to keep, this can be split into two parts – short term storage or long term.
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Lobworms are probably the most difficult, they are very particular about bedding conditions and especially temperatures so extra care has to be taken.
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Your mealworms will arrive with enough food for a week or so, probably much longer but if you need to keep them longer then they will need extra food and a source of moisture.
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White worms are not treated as “cultures” in the same way as Microworm, Banana worm etc. being free existing i.e. they are not parasites and do not need a host on which they rely on for survival, they are naturally soil dwelling and this is the type of medium they should be grown in.
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