Redworm Wiggler Mix W/African Nightcrawler Cocoons Baby Worm Colony Starter 16OZ

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Redworm Wiggler Mixed w/ African Nightcrawler 16OZ<br>Colony Starter Kit<br>w/Beneficial Nematodes SF, SC & HB<br>A Mix of Cocoon Eggs, Wisps, Baby Worms and Adults of Various Sizes & Free Grow Guide<br>Special NOTE (must read<br>) - When you bid you will receive an email with<br>instructions to secure live delivery... YOU MUST get and read that email to<br>ensure your product arrives viably. Worms left in extreme heat or cold after<br>delivery will not survive very long but there are ways to get around this.<br>So if you don't receive an email you must contact me or you won't have the<br>instructions you need - I send it when postage is made and I do that<br>within 24 hours.<br>This an auction for mix of Redworm, Red Wiggler & African Nightcrawler colony starter mix, with eggs, baby worms and comprehensive guide for setting everything up and some tips and tricks...<br>and maybe even make some extra money!<br>I can show you some things that I know - there are huge local markets for worms and the soil they produce... do you know any fishermen or gardeners? Then you probably know someone who wants them...<br>This auction is for a limited time!<br>My mistake will be your gain on this one. I raise different species of worm and my goal is to keep populations pure so I can offer the individual kits<br>separately<br>. Well, the African Nightcrawlers got into some of the Redworm bins due to my lack of diligence and now I have a mixture.<br>But these are hands down my best bins, packed super dense with worms.<br>They do well together to my<br>surprise<br>. Instead I'm breaking the mixed bins down now and resetting them with pure populations...<br>after that process is done this listing will go into dormancy until I find another mix bin.<br>The two worms are by far the best you can raise for fishing and composting.<br>Let me explain what I send...<br>Worm bin habitat & castings<br>are the medium the worms are shipped in - it is moist and has all the beneficial symbiotic organism that help the worms feed;<br>this mix will help the worms settle into their new habitat when you receive them. Also as previously stated I have been adding beneficial nematodes in as a natural way to combat bin creatures that seek to invade, they are harmless to worms.<br>A special brew of micro-organisms that I inoculate my bins to help speed the composting process<br>(lacto-bacillus casei is in it) - I call it KX-EM7 and you should be able to get some from me. It is great for helping the worms feed and works as a soil conditioner even a pro-biotic. There are similar products on the market here on eBay for upwards of $35 per 12 ounce bottle. Mine contains extra beneficial micro-organisms for much less AND the guide shows you how to make your own.<br>Cocoons or worm eggs each contain 2-7 baby worms - there will be cocoons in the mix but I don't sift for them. My bins are heavily populated so the habitat contains ample eggs. During different times of the year there are more or less.<br>Wisps or threads are tiny baby worms that you can barely see, they are small, white and "wispy" and they will be plentiful in the mix.<br>Worms of different stages - there will be lots of small worms with some medium size ones as well... they will grow and reproduce quickly. Many of the medium size worms you will see already have the ring and ready to reproduce.<br>The grow guide is a .pdf manual I send to you by email that has instructions and links to video tutorials I put together to help you set up your bins...<br>Red Wigglers and African Nightcrawlers can dismantle just about anything you throw at them.<br>In terms of making compost and breaking down waste they are most impressive. They are phenomenal in their growth and reproduction rate and I think you will be pleased if you try the mix out. It doesn't take a lot to get going with these guys. I started with a few nursery pots of redworm compost from a next door neighbor and in a few months had more than I could manage.<br>Packages weigh right at 16 ounces and will contain many breeders<br>along with cocoons, wisps and other smaller worms.<br>Each cocoon averages about 2-7 worms and by the time the second or third generation of worm comes from your mix you will have a veritable population explosion as these guys can lay<br>2-3 cocoons per week. DO THE MATH! It w