Indian Blue Compost Worms

[pebbl...@nospamhotmail.com]

Hi,

People talk of them, but nobody has them! Does anybody know where I
can get some, and whether they can survive in the South Australian
climate? Even the worm association can't help....

Cheers,

[Mikie]

So, what is the South Australian Climate like ?

(newspapers should use Indian blue print)

<pebbl...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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: Hi,

[Cheri]

Dakota Blue Worms
http://home.isoa.net/~pthomas/price.html

Also - http://www.vermitechnology.com/products/worms/india.blue.htm

Info I found...

Blue worms have become more popular in recent years as a composting worm.
These worms do very well in warm climates, but dislike the cold. Although
these worms eat fairly large amounts of organic materials and are fairly
prolific breeders, they are also very sensitive to changes in their growing
environment. If the conditions in the bin change only slightly, these
worms have been known to leave. Other common names include Indian Blue and
Malaysian Blue worms.

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[pebbl...@nospamhotmail.com]

South Australian climate is mediterranean ie hot summer with mild
winter.

On Fri, 11 May 2001 04:22:51 GMT, "Mikie" <ugo_b...@hotmail.com>
wrote: