"William Wagner" wrote in message
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In article ,
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote:

"Brian" wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 21:21:59 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
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"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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As far as the real worms, keep them cool. The warmest spot in the
refrigerator is good, or the coolest spot in your basement. I prefer
the
refrigerator, though, since that usually means the top shelf, toward
the
front. Every time he opens the fridge...hello worms.


Don't put the worms in the fridge! The colder it gets, the slower
they work. In the winter, I cut back on the volume of food I feed
them. They like it dark and warm. No light. In fact, think of where
you find worms in nature - under leaves etc. I cover my worms with a
layer (6 sheets) of damp newspaper laid flat. When I can get shredded
newsprint I use that.


Yeah....I realized I should not have posted that. Refrigeration is for
worms
used for fishing, and it works. But they do get lethargic. I hereby
retract
my statement.

You must be punished! 99% gold and 1 % dross for all your posts.

Bill who is more like 10% gold and 90% dross and half of my gold is
silver. But me and my dad used to go out to the the local school yard
after a heavy rain and drive in two copper rods about ten feet apart
and hook them to a car battery. Drove the night crawlers up.


I think that violates the Geneva Convention. :-)