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A friend just got some samples of some worm feed called WORM GLO.I tested it on some nitecrawlers and they turned a pretty bright yellow color.I didn't get to use them ,so after about a week they slowly started fadeing back to their normal color.I have heard that the stuff works and gets more bites,has anyone out there tried it? I just ordered 1 1/2 # so hope I get some good feedback from youall ;< Bob
 

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I ordered mine from Cabelis(sp) also think Bass Pro has it.You can find a little info on Google.Suppose to work on all sorts of worms and crawlers.Good luck.I think I had too many worms the first try,next time I'll try using about 25 nitecrawlers and not have as much dirt in container.The directions said to use about a tablespoon of powder per cup of worms.Guess the cup size would be about what Wallyworld or bait shops sell.Hope they look as good to kittys as they do to me. Bob
 

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Here in SC worms come in neon pink too. We just buy them already radioactivated at the bait shop. I have yet to catch a cat on one but the bluegills tear them up. While we're on the subject of worms I've been thinking about starting a worm farm. Are there any worm farmers out there. I've read some material about starting a farm but I want to hear what you guys think. I have a serious fire ant problem and think I may be just feeding the ants. Let me know what you guys think. I should prolly start a thread on the Homemade bait section.
 
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