so I just recently tried to start a red wiggler culture with out doing much research on it yet. I bought some worms and a nice sized container for them to live in my basement. On my way home realized there wouldn’t be enough soil for them in the size of container I had for them. So I picked up some potting soil and added them all proud of my new project on start date.
As I showed my wife this, she mentioned that the little white balls are fertilizer. My question is, would that be harmful to the worms and more importantly my fish?
Does anyone have any experience on this? I picked up a few books on worm composting but it doesn’t seem to be very focused on nutrition of the creatures eating the worms.
Also is there any particular foods that would be more nutritious for my fish if they eat? I have some old fish food and even some nice new samples from my local club that I was thinking about adding to the vermiculture. Does this even matter? I’m really curious if anyone has any experience or knowledge about this.
As I showed my wife this, she mentioned that the little white balls are fertilizer. My question is, would that be harmful to the worms and more importantly my fish?
Does anyone have any experience on this? I picked up a few books on worm composting but it doesn’t seem to be very focused on nutrition of the creatures eating the worms.
Also is there any particular foods that would be more nutritious for my fish if they eat? I have some old fish food and even some nice new samples from my local club that I was thinking about adding to the vermiculture. Does this even matter? I’m really curious if anyone has any experience or knowledge about this.
