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313131 New seller Dec 31, 2023

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Looking for some compost worms and the price online is astronomical. Any worm guys down to make a trade ?

 

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Imzzaudae New seller Dec 31, 2023

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MEGA956 New seller Dec 31, 2023

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Imzzaudae said:

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Assuming you don't have all those tools lying around, how much do you think all that would cost?

 

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313131 New seller Dec 31, 2023

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true, i could try and evoke my inner southern bass fisherman, the ground is pretty cold here. does that still work in the winter?

 

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bloodeye New seller Dec 31, 2023

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I live in the countryside..when it rains here it's like a scene from an Indiana Jones movie for worms on the ground. These fellas would be like pigs in muck!

 

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Go to Walmart they sell big night crawler worms as fish bait for like $2

 

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ELITE.NF New seller Mar 3, 2024

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Gtglicky3 said:

Go to Walmart they sell big night crawler worms as fish bait for like $2

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That's very true any pet store and bait tackle shop should also have them. That's usually where I go here in Florida

 

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BB22 New seller Mar 3, 2024

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Solid Gold !!!

 

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You want red wigglers. You can usually buy them at the nursery. Don’t over do it. They double in population pretty fast. Before you know it your pots will be all worm castings.

 

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Zzzax New seller Oct 15, 2024

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Natep said:

You want red wigglers. You can usually buy them at the nursery. Don’t over do it. They double in population pretty fast. Before you know it your pots will be all worm castings.

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Amazon has several vendors and I have ordered successfully from them.
The thing with worms is they need steady food. Their food has to be decomposing.
I found that I couldn't keep up with it.

 

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R4V3N New seller Mar 20, 2025

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Fishing stores have good selections of worms, you'd be saving them too lol.

 

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I usually cant dig outside without finding one

 

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Week4Bytch New seller May 29, 2026

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Walmart has them (for fishing) in the sporting section where they sell rods in a little fridge. Some vendors who sell earth worm castings have worms (or worm casings) included.