Beep617. If you are a gardener it is easy.I raise lots of Red wigglers for my fish to eat. All you need is a plastic storage bin, half full of yr. old compost/ leaf mulch. Through in a dozen or so starter worms. You will need to wait a yr now though before you start harvesting and they have multiplied enough. Before I feed them I put them in a separate small container of moist peat and coco core fibre, with a pinch of finely ground fish food for a few days. This cleans out their gut of any compost. Don't know what your feeding but they are about 2 " long, red and quite active.







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