Become a credit card member today!Nightcrawlers (Lumbricus terrestris), Count of 12
Description
The most popular worm to use when angling for fish, these lively, hardy worms are also a great favorite with turtles.
- - They're popular fishing worms and also make great frog, salamander or turtle food
- - Nightcrawlers are earthworms found in the soil of cool, damp climates
- - Store them in a cool, dry place. Can even keep them in your refrigerator to help them stay fresh longer
Specifications
| SKU | 3052885 |
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| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (max) 10.0%, Crude Fat (min) 2.0%, Crude Fiber (max) 1.0%, Moisture 85.0%.
When feeding your pet, don't just drop nightcrawlers into turtle tanks and terrariums. It's recommended to provide them to your pet with tongs to make sure they're able to catch them
Shipping Schedule: The following schedule shows anticipated delivery based on the day you place your order. As delivery issues (such as inclement weather) may arise, please wait for an email confirming the delivery date for your order. Orders submitted before 3pm CST Tuesday-Thursday will ship same day for next day delivery. Orders submitted after 3pm CST on Thursdays through Monday will ship Tuesday for arrival Wednesday.
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Questions
Would these be safe to feed to juvenile garter snakes? Google says they’re toxic but everyone says they’re a safe food source
- Seems to be safe for box turtles from a reputable pet store
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Where do these ship from?
Are these good for praying mantis'?
Are these a good alternative for mealworms (for feeding wild birds)?
Are these Canadian nightcrawlers (Lumbricus Terrestris) or European nightcrawlers (Eisenia hortensis / Dendrobaena veneta)? Or some other species, and if so, which? Or can a shipment of these be any, unspecified, "earthworm"?
Are these Canadian nightcrawlers?
Can you get these year round if you order them online? My closest store doesn’t stock them.
- I did but you have to be careful that you are there to get them when they deliver so they don’t get too cold or too hot
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What kind of Nightcrawlers are these? Canadian or European?
How many worms do you get?
- 12
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Are they okay for baby birds..?
- I think so, but you would need to try them first...I think...
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