Dendros worms?

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adam

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i thought i'd try steve with some worms to add a bit of variety to his diet. i don't have a garden so i can't get worms that way. so i had a look on the net and found dendros earthworms. would these be ok for steve? i'm guessing they're just normal earthworms? any other suggestions for things to feed steve would be good. at the mo he's eating liver, blood worms or pellets.
 
They are axi-yummy.
Spyyk has one a week, and goes wild for her wormies.
 
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