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I'm in Denver. I have two leucistics and one wild type. there're still small 5inchs I've been trying to find goldies in town to complete my set but so far no luck. I might get one on here. I am going to start a worm farm but still haven't decided on what kind to get since earthworms have a bad taste I don't want to get those. I want to get something my guys will love eating. But I also heard that European nightcrawlers are hard to breed. So I don't know. I'm hoping to find a solution here. :confused:
 
If you can get "night crawlers" locally you can feed them. Otherwise you can order them online.
 
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