Any compost owners or fisherman that can identify these worms?

[Andrew1002]

I have a compost that I started and ive had it for a couple weeks now and its doing pretty well. So I was planning on buying red wigglers but I had a few leftover bins of fishing worms so I decided to jumpstart my compost with these worms. I had roughly 50 or so of these big red worms that say eisenia hortensis on the box and a misc box of large night crawlers. Id like to get these identified. Here are some pics of both of the types of worms. The larger ones are the ones I need to be identified.
These are the smaller european nightcrawlers


And these are the misc nightcrawlers I need identified


Thanks for any help.

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[snowhnter]

Don't know any scientific names but here they are sold as Canadian Nightcrawlers.

 

[Andrew1002]

Don't know any scientific names but here they are sold as Canadian Nightcrawlers.

Ya thats also what I believed but I wasnt sure I just want to see some more approval from others

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[NCStateFisher]

yep look like regular canadian nightcrawlers you can get at any bait shop. good job on the compost project nice to grow your own bait like that!

 

[Andrew1002]

yep look like regular canadian nightcrawlers you can get at any bait shop. good job on the compost project nice to grow your own bait like that!

Ya thanks they have been doing pretty good and in less than a week they already ate a whole lot of the compost. But im surprised that the canadian nightcrawlers are still alive too. I heard they die in composts quickly.

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[elisuwe]

In my fishing shop they're under "dens" I'll find out their full name for you

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[Aquanero]

I never heard them called "dens" before but I'm not in the UK. They are Earthworms "nightcrawlers".