WHAT and HOW much should I feed Subpod when it arrives? What are the first steps involved with my Subpod?
There are some simple habits to follow when your Subpod first arrives.
- These include how much and how often to feed Subpod.
- What you can feed Subpod: do's, don'ts and take care items.
- How to keep Subpod and your worms happy :)
Attached are some documents with information and advice that you can print for easy reference if you choose :)
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