Re: Canadian night crawlers
No they tend to liquefy in a weird way when they thaw. And Brady, if you're going to buy them to breed I would recommend two things. First, see if you can find the African night crawlers. They do much better in room temperature soil. Canadian ones need cooler temps, so don't do well indoors. Second, if you buy them from a bait shop it's always best to let them be in clean soil for a few days before feeding them. That allows them to cycle out whats in their digestive tract. While they may be ok from a bait shop, they may also have been raised on soil tainted with fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. As bait it doesn't matter, but as feeder prey it does.
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