Nightcrawles in bulk ?

[rup_pilot]

I get mine from Gander Mountain. A bit cheaper than Walmart. I used them to feed my rays. Would get them online but not sure what to do with 500 since the rays are still small.

 

[coyotethug]

I know this is not necessarily what you want to do, but why don't you set up a breeding bed for worms at your house. I have been breeding red worms for 3 years now in styro boxes in my lab. Real easy. I set up a compost bin on the side of my house and added a lb of worms after it built up a bit so they would stay put and not leave in search of food. They should start breeding here soon now that it has warmed up. At school I started with a few hundred and now I have as many as I need to pump up breeding fish of all types whenever I need them.

 

[cdnnightcrawlers]

Hi I work for WWBait here is our website. www.canadiannightcrawlers.com/shop

To be honest I found this thread through google's search engine if I'm not allow to link this then I apologize and please delete.

We wholesale canadian nightcrawlers, but business has been very VERY bad as a result of the declining US dollar. So we've decide to extend into retail. We sell for profit, but our prices are competitive and it maybe worth your while to take a look.

** note website just launched less than 24 hours; I found a couple errors with some content and we are fixing asap.

 

[Somethingfishyinc.net]

is the red worms okay to feed fish/rays etc?

thanks

 

[flamenco-t]

is the red worms okay to feed fish/rays etc?

thanks

As of european nightcrawlers ? YES, I was feeding them but my rays prefer canadian for their thick and fat chunks

 

[Somethingfishyinc.net]

seems better bang for the buck? 1000 red worms or canadian night crawlers for same price. Yeah it could about the same cost because of size but I think easier to feed especially other types of fishes & maybe less mess?

thanks
me Dave

 

[freshfishing]

http://earthwormorganics.net/cultured-wormscrawlers.html -

This place is top notch - the worms are always alive, healthy, and plump. Plus organic - less chance of toxins....and only fed organic feed - therefore your rays get high nutrition. I order batches of 1000 on a regular basis and I am always happy...and so are my rays. Also, these are no refrigeration worms, so they are easy to keep.

http://earthwormorganics.net/cultured-wormscrawlers.html

 

[Somethingfishyinc.net]

so is the red worms okay to feed fish/rays etc?

Did not notice anyone feeding with these & just the canadian night crawlers.

thanks

 

[spotfin]

Red worms, as in red wrigglers? Red wrigglers are fine, they are smaller than nightcrawlers.

 

[JohnG]

I have fed both red wigglers and euro night crawlers (sometimes called red worms) before, rays love them. I just prefer canadian night crawlers because you can just toss them in the fridge, no big worm farms.