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Did In My First Worm

14 years ago

digging around that I know of. I dig around gently with the tri claw hand tool thing all the time. Never a shovel. Moving around 10 gallons of material, forth and then back, today I hurt a worm lethally I think somehow. It must of gotten injured in a freak accident. Too high up for it to "grow a new tail". I hope it does not rot and turn the whole bin bad.

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fam62cc
14 years ago
Don't worry. It will just recycle. Happens all the time.

Dave Nelson
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