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Also, you need holes in the bottom for drainage, and I would cover or plug up the top holes. Holes on the sides along the top rim will provide the needed ventilation.

If your bedding is primarily newspaper, it will likely take them a while before they will eat any food scraps. Be careful not to overfeed. If it gets stinky, remove some food and give them time to work on the newspaper.
I never suggest newspaper as starter bedding.

Didnt know that newspaper wasnt good. I put in 200 worms is that enough? I only added some food and plan on not adding more for awhile. Thanks for all the resources and replys.