Can I use your worms from your website for my composting bin (not Subpod)?

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  From our research it looks like compost worms are fine to use for fishing.  You can read more here: https://www.tenkarabum.com/composting-worms-for-fishing.html You are also welcome to post your query on out Grow Hub for more information :)  ...

• How do I care for composting worms in extreme heat?

  Composting worms that fare the best in hot conditions are Esenia Fetidas (aka red wrigglers or red tigers).  Shade and maintaining a moist worm blanket are helpful.  I would also make sure the soil of the raised garden bed is moist if the Subpod is ...

• I am based in a cold climate where the ground freezes in the winter time. Can I still use Subpod?

  The material used to make Subpod can withstand temperatures up to -20 degrees celsius. We have tested the Subpod in temperate, subtropical and tropical environments.  We have consulted with people who use in-ground worm farms in climates where the ...

• Is Subpod suitable for a single person household? I am just 1 person, will Subpod work for me? I live alone, can I use Subpod?

  Subpod is fine to use for 1 person and for composting under 15 kilograms per week.  You will start with about 2,000 worms and they will gradually build in numbers based on their environment. So, if you don't feed them much, they will eat what they ...

• Native Australian worms? Do the compost worms outcompete the native earthworms? And do they allow the native earthworms in if they choose to enter the subpod?

  One native Australian composting worm, perionyx excavatus, also known as spenceralia, is commonly called Indian Blue or blueys.  This worm species happens to be the fastest breeding worm in general composting use (1 worm produces 18 worms per week in ...