Re: [Killietalk] Grindel Worm Question

[LeeH920226 at aol_com]

I switched to the scrubby pad method over a year ago and my experience has 
been much better with this method than the soil I used previously. The yield is 
directly proportional to the amount of trout pellets I feed them. If I do not 
feed them for a week or so there are very few visible worms but they recover 
in a day or two when fed. I take the top pad to meeting auctions as a starter 
for others and replace it with a new pad every month or so. I have six shoe 
boxes set up in this manner inside a pillow cover (zipper enclosed) to keep out 
the little flies. I use three layers of dampened scrubby pads cut to fill the 
entire shoe box. I tried all types of foods and trout chow works best, followed 
by kitten chow. Cichlid and other tropical fish pellets do not work in my 
experience. The fish don't eat them either.

Lee Harper
Media PA
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