Clitellum Found
equinoxequinox
13 years ago
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All the worms are now bigger, longer and fatter. And they all have Clitellum. No eggs yet. No new babies or teenagers. I know exactly what the eggs look like. I used to have some then stored and kept damp the finished compost and harvested the bunch of babies (once they were big enough and no longer fragile) which grew into the present worms. I think the cold of the celar in New England maybe really slowed things down. Hibernation might describe the composition process in the cold. Imagine keeping your worm bin in your refrigerator. Envy of those in warmer areas. But now I'm cooking with gas.
This is an Update to Clitellum Missing which I tried adding this to but it did not post correctly or bring to the front page last night when the site was acting funkey.
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