Well I doubt my gf will approve of a worm farm in my garage, so best way is....buy bait worms and soak them in water 1 hour before feeding?
Earthworms for food?
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I agree. My wife let me keep a box of nightcrawlers in our main kitchen fridge. Your fish will grow fast with them. I usually let them sit in like warm water for 20-30 min then feed, warmer water makes them purge faster
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I mentioned the post about growing them in a 18 gallon bucket or whatever and the look on her face made me not even want to ask. she already let me fill every spot in the house with 7 fish tanks so im already pushing my luck.
I can keep a box in the fridge no problem. the freezer is full of frozen krill, bloodworms, market shrimp, tilapia, brine shrimp, etc. and I always have live blackworms and mealworms/superworms in the fridge. growing a colony is another story
It wouldn't take a very large bin to start a colony and chances are she won't even go in the bin and wont know whats in it.Your garage might get to be a little too warm if it's not climate controlled though.
Do they smell? I do have a "fish closet" designated to all my fish Crap. Ya living in California it gets waaaay too hot in my garage
Normally no but I guess it would depend on what you put in the container,it should have a lid to keep things from drying out anyway.
My worm bin looks like (and is) a gray rubbermaid. Not unlike the 50 other rubbermaids in the garage.
Matt
Matt
