Red trout worms are ok for my pacman?

[GrifTheGreat]

is it ok to put them in my cage then to keep it clean and etc to make it more like the wild or no? im not going to do it but i read some people do it would you recommend doing this?

No. That isn't worms that they place in the enclosure to clean it. Those are Isopods. Like Springtails and Saulbugs(Rollie Pollie, Wood Louse, Potato Bugs or whatever other name people have for them). These Isopods eat decaying wood and fungus. Earthworms and Night Crawlers don't. Unless its ground into the soil.

[KINGblackPHINEX]

No. That isn't worms that they place in the enclosure to clean it. Those are Isopods. Like Springtails and Saulbugs(Rollie Pollie, Wood Louse, Potato Bugs or whatever other name people have for them). These Isopods eat decaying wood and fungus. Earthworms and Night Crawlers don't. Unless its ground into the soil.

So why would anyone even think of putting them into the encloser lol thats kind of odd

[GrifTheGreat]

So why would anyone even think of putting them into the encloser lol thats kind of odd

Sooooo someone told you to put worms in the enclosure to help clean it????

[KINGblackPHINEX]

Sooooo someone told you to put worms in the enclosure to help clean it????

they didnt tell me but i saw on another website that said it would be fine and they would probably help keep the soil clean and do stuff to keep it nice or whatever thats what they said i was just wondering i saw this on another site and i even thought it was kinda weird im not sure but no they did not tell me they told someone else it would add more realisticness also to there habitat

[GrifTheGreat]

they didnt tell me but i saw on another website that said it would be fine and they would probably help keep the soil clean and do stuff to keep it nice or whatever thats what they said i was just wondering i saw this on another site and i even thought it was kinda weird im not sure but no they did not tell me they told someone else it would add more realisticness also to there habitat

Yeah I don't believe the people you were reading this from knew what they were doing, but you were not afraid to ask so good on you:

I guess you can feed them to your frog, but I must warn you that if they are large Red Wigglers then your frogs may only eat them a couple times. Red Wigglers release a noxious secretion when they feel threatened or are injured. The secretion smells bad and I'm certain it tastes as bad as it smells. Its a defence mechanism yo deter predators.