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Nightcrawler suppliers in Australia

Hayleyy

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Bucky's main diet has been the Pisces brand of earthworms (red wrigglers) but i'd like to move to nightcrawlers. I've found a few online stores stocking mainly african nightcrawlers but want to see if any other Aussies are fond of any particular company.
I haven't tried any bait shops yet so if there's any in the western sydney region (penrith to parramatta preferably, but around Eastwood would be okay too) that I can call any suggestions would be appreciated!
 
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