Follow-up to my recent post about my worms attempting to escape: I applied the migration method, placing current bedding on one side and new bedding—PC and coco coir with mushed strawberries—on the other. I did this on Saturday. Checking the next day, I observed they were already moving across. Today is Monday; as I gradually removed the old bedding, I found no worms, only a few wisps. Within two days, all the worms had migrated to the new side, and none are trying to escape. When I saw that they all have moved in such a short time ( a lot worms btw) I was so happy for the win! I’ve been keeping all my bins under the sink in my bathroom and because my bin system is growing and I need to split this bin eventually I am working on a new setup for most of them, ENC will stay under sink for now due to the size of their bin, I have purchased a 3 drawer storage system. I hope this works for them and allows me to be able to tend to them easier. Thanks for the help! 😁

the worms In my grow out bin seem to not be happy several are trying to escape. Did a fluff last night and this morning I realized I left their avocado out so I went to throw it back in and I found several together at the top and others. This is my original bin that I started and has been doing very well, I almost 2 months old. I checked the moisture it’s good so I’m lost on what is wrong. Not doing anything different than before. I am planning on soon splitting this bin up, it has a lot of worms, and I am waiting on my pre-compost that has a mind of its own right now. I made a successful breeder bin from some adult worms from this bin. Again waiting on pre-compost to start another. Those worms are currently in holding on a miniature bin.

What to do with lox that won’t come to temp…highest it has come up was 95 at the initial heat up cycle. Can I make a new patch and add it to it?

I’m looking to order Blue Worms but not having the best of luck, can anyone help