Help identify

[samuel]

what kind are these??

i got 100 of em for $2.50

 

[jennifer]

They are some kind of compost worm (Eisenia or Dendrobena). Large caudates should like to eat them whole. If you cut these worms, they (may) have a foul smell, and some caudates may reject them. These worms are easy to grow yourself (and then you can get very small ones).

 

[samuel]

thanks jennifer i already start to culture them, so i wonrt have to buy them again, i asked aobut the size of the glass i cut, its that deep enough, ive being placing 3 every day for 3 days already, and im not shure if he eats them or they get out, he come close qhen i place them there, but havent seen him eating them, but he looks full stomach in the morning, guess hes eatin them.

 

[blake]

they look like redworms. my newts wont take reds, as they smell bad and are extremely active when being eaten.