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Looking for bulk blackworms - Australia

Kerry M

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Hello,

I have over 130 axie juvenile mouths to feed and am looking for a supplier of blackworms in Australia. Has anybody found a good bulk supplier? I think I'll need about 200g per week so was looking to buy a kilogram.

Cheers,

Kerry
 

Jacquie

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I buy bulk lots of live blackworm from Australian Black Worms (Blackworms.com.au). Their blackworms are of excellent quality and the prices are reasonable. They sell the blackworms in 250, 500, and 1000 gram lots.
 
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