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Black worms how to tutorial!

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Hey, guys check out my video on how to raise your own farm of black worms. :D
Any questions feel free to contact me on youtube or in here but I check youtube more often. Please do comment and subscribe if you like my video. Thank you for checking out my video and have a good day.

Tutorial Rasing Black Worms! - YouTube
 
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There appears to be some kind of airstone in the tank? It's not mentioned. It also doesn't say what you feed them.

From what I've read, 2 weeks is not even enough time for a population of blackworms to double. I wouldn't call this farming, it's more like another form of blackworm housing. It may indeed keep them alive better than just fridging them.
 
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They are reproducing in this team this isn't another setup for them to live this is a breeding tank. I feed them raw meat, shrimp pellets, and anti parasite food for fish.
The info about 2 weeks is what I can find online and what I have notice in my black worms tanks. I find tons of small black worms each week so they are multiply for sure.
 
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