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Small white worms

keiko

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In my worm farm I have some small (maybe around 2 cm long), thin white worms. Does anyone know what kind of worms those might be? And would it be ok to feed those to my new axie as a snack sometimes? My baby is a bit under 10 cm long and eats pellets and earthworms happily so the white ones would just be a snack every now and then.
 
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Great, thanks! I'll try if she/he likes them then.
 
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