Re: [Killietalk] seperating whiteworms from soil

["Joe Scanlan" <drkillinut at charter_net>]

Take a large amount of the dirt that is adjacent to the food source.  It 
should be loaded with worms.  Place it on a plate and sit it out for 24-36 
hours.  As the dirt begins to dry the worms concentrate on the plate.  The 
dirt is easily removed from the surface revealing a large ball of worms 
underneath..  No labor involved whatsoever!     Joe S
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Amy Reed" <weaselslucks at yahoo_com>
To: <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 8:29 PM
Subject: [Killietalk] seperating whiteworms from soil


> I recived some white worms and would love to feed them to my fish but I 
> can't seem to separate the worms from the soil.I have tried placeing a 
> funnel over a cup and then placeing a light over the funnel. I left them 
> overnight like this and they did move away from the light but would not 
> drop down into the cup. are there any other suggestions to get these treats 
> to my fish?
>
>
> Amy Reed
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