It's my Worm! No It's mine!

Aw, that's pretty cute. I was waiting for them to kiss, a la Lady and the Tramp.

Call me a killjoy, but I did watch it with an air of worry too, due to the substrate!
 
Yea, the substrate worried me too :(
 
I love how everyone worries about each others axies here.


It is adorable though- It makes me want two just to see them interact.
 
i loved it when the one on the left put his little face down, with the caption "*sniff*". to bad the person who owns those cuties isnt a member,we could inform them of the negatives of gravel. id hate so see one of those cuties impacted!
 
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