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Extra worms - free to good home

10 years ago

I have a small worm bin and my population has exploded to the point that I either need to expand or give some away.

I'm not talking about thousands, more like hundreds. I'm in NJ - let me know if you're interested. And I could probably ship them but would need advice on how to do that.

They make great dirt!

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plantmans
10 years ago
Hello there!, I sure would take all you want to get rid of. you can ship them Priority, and I will refund you the cost. if you are interested ,Email me at plantmans@yahoo.com thank you
JBThirteen
Original Author
10 years ago
Great! But someone please tell me the best way to ship these little guys.
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sbryce_gw
10 years ago
The best way is to put them on Freecycle and let someone local pick them up.
Elly_NJ
10 years ago
Where in NJ are you? The Raptor Trust in Millington, Morris ounty, Need worms to feed their wild birds in rehabilitation. If you are not too far I can pick them up.
Shaul
10 years ago
Time to either expand or go to a second bin, or both.
But I don't understand what you mean by:
"They make great dirt!" Dirt is soil but worm poop is definitely not dirt.

Shaul

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