willowcat
New member
It looks like I am going to be offering for sale cultured European Crawlers to this forum and other critter domain outlets. My worms are fed primarily Purina Worm Chow. Formulated just for worms.
My questions are
#1--....is there or could there be a demand for graded worms? I would still offer the full grown size worm, but also want to offer graded worm. Possibly a worm half the size of the adult. I know the Euro is smaller than the Canadian, but my thinking is the smaller worm would be easier for smaller newts, and possibly no cutting of the worm. Not that it bothers me. It does some though....
(I do not know why my type started to appear bold) (I am not yelling)
Anyway....question #2--above I had mentioned feeding the worms Worm Chow. Does anyone think that there could be a demand for a supplemental gut-loading. Lets say with vitamin A. Has anyone tried this or is anyone doing this, or am I thinking off base and wasting my time. My reasons for wanting to use vitamin A is because of the coloring aspects of the different Carotenoids and I think that I have read somewhere that vitamin A is an asset to the different aspects in fertilily of females.
Thank you,
Trace
My questions are
#1--....is there or could there be a demand for graded worms? I would still offer the full grown size worm, but also want to offer graded worm. Possibly a worm half the size of the adult. I know the Euro is smaller than the Canadian, but my thinking is the smaller worm would be easier for smaller newts, and possibly no cutting of the worm. Not that it bothers me. It does some though....
(I do not know why my type started to appear bold) (I am not yelling)
Anyway....question #2--above I had mentioned feeding the worms Worm Chow. Does anyone think that there could be a demand for a supplemental gut-loading. Lets say with vitamin A. Has anyone tried this or is anyone doing this, or am I thinking off base and wasting my time. My reasons for wanting to use vitamin A is because of the coloring aspects of the different Carotenoids and I think that I have read somewhere that vitamin A is an asset to the different aspects in fertilily of females.
Thank you,
Trace
