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Decker Worms Sales now has an assortment of Specialty
Worms and Worm Cocoons available for shipping direct to
you. Note that these worms are not available for local
delivery or pickup. For our locally raised worms, please
visit our Worm Superstore.
Our "Alabama Jumpers" and Canadian Night Crawlers are
top quality, but used for completely different purposes.
Gardeners will love the Alabama Jumper's ability to
burrow through even the toughest clay soils, while
fisherman in cooler climates or those fishing during
winter months will love our Canadian Night Crawlers.
These are very large, active worms that fish love to
eat!
Out Night Crawler Cocoons are a popular and unique
option for those wishing to start their own squirm of
African Night Crawlers. What an excellent and economical
way to start! Your Cocoons come packed in bedding ready
to be hatched.
See below for pricing and further details on all of
our specialty worms.
Please order any of these worms along with our
locally grown earthworms from our
Worms Superstore page.
"Alabama Jumper"
Night Crawlers
Approx 1,000 Alabama Night Crawlers - $79.00 + 11.00 Shipping
Order your Alabama Jumpers here
NEW! A Night Crawler to Aerate Your Clay Soil...WOW!
This is a large night Crawler, that has all the
attributes of a composting worm, with one additional
benefit.
THEY THRIVE VERY WELL IN
YOUR CLAY SOIL!
These crawlers grow to be large, and will go through
your clay soil like Butter!
They will jump out of your hand, and be back in the soil
like nothing you have ever seen.
Just drop them in your garden, provide them with some
damp organic material, and they will stay and multiply
like mine did. Worms only eat DEAD material, leaves,
damp newspaper, etc. They will do no harm to any living
plants.
Canadian
Night Crawlers
2.5 Lbs Canadian Night
Crawlers - $44.00 + $21.95 Shipping
2.5 pounds (Approx 100 worms per pound)
Canadian
Night Crawlers
$44.00 + $21.95 shipping
*Shipped in insulated box
Order your
Canadian Night Crawlers here
CANADIAN NIGHT CRAWLERS ARE STRICTLY FOR
FISHING!
The “BIG GUYS” approximately 100 Ct Per Pound
Keep Refrigerated! Major heat sensitivity.
Reptiles, Birds and Fish, LOVE Them!
NOT Composting Worms.
Several fish love Canadian Night Crawlers, including
carp, catfish, certain bass, sunfish, trout, and
walleye.
Note that Canadian Night Crawlers do not do
particularly well if temperatures rise much above 70
degrees, and death is likely at temperatures above 90
degrees. Please take this into consideration before
ordering. *We cannot
guarantee longevity in temperatures consistently above
70 degrees.
If at any time during transport or final destination
temperatures are expected to reach 90 degrees, Decker
Worm Sales will not be able to ship your order.
To Keep Our Prices Low, we can only ship Canadian
Night Crawlers in 2.5 pound Packages.
Canadian
Night Crawler Cocoons
See below for pricing
800 Count Worm Cocoons - $29.99 + 11.00 Shipping
1600 Count Worm Cocoons - $49.99 + 11.00 Shipping
2400 Count Worm Cocoons - $66.99 + 11.00 Shipping
Order our Worm Cocoons here
AFRICAN NIGHT CRAWLER
COCOONS WILL RESUME SHIPPING IN MARCH 2011.
African Night Crawler Cocoons are a great, economical
way to start your squirm of African Night Crawlers!
800+ Cocoons come packed in bedding ready to be
hatched. *With an average reproduction rate of 4
worms per cocoon, an 80% success rate will give you
over 2,000 Baby African Night Crawlers for every 800
Night Crawler Cocoons.
Additional Information:
To ensure your cocoons arrive safely, we have
packaged your cocoons in organic compost with
sufficient food for approximately two weeks. We also
moistened the cocoons. Thus, they will have plenty
of food (in case they hatch early) and sufficient
moisture in case of any delays during transport.
Just pour the contents of your package into your
worm bin and cover with 1” to 2” layer of moist
bedding.
Cocoons Management
The cocoons are opaque, oval-shaped to a small
point at each end, and very small – not much bigger
than 1/8” in diameter. Because the cocoons are
moist, the bedding particles will stick to them,
making them look like the particles of dirt. They
will be difficult to see.
Water the bedding until damp and keep it moist.
Worms require moisture to breathe. If the bedding
dries out during the first month, you could lose
some of your hatched worms.
Worm cocoons hatch within 2-3 weeks when the
bedding temperature reaches 70 degrees. Baby worms
are small and whitish-pinkish when they leave the
cocoon. Each cocoon egg produces approximately 4
worms. Within 2-3 days, they begin to change color
to eventually match their surroundings. In a short 3
months, they will begin to reproduce a second
generation of cocoons. Each worm produces
approximately 38 cocoons annually.
*Successful hatching rates are dependent upon
temperatures, oxygen, and moisture levels.
Your results may vary, and because the cocoons
are out of our control once they arrive, we cannot
make any hatch rate guarantees.
*Note: Worm Cocoons are currently sold out
Decker Worm Sales
is
your Complete Worm,
Worm
Castings, and Composting Supplier.
We accept
If
paying by check or money order, prepayment is required
before
we can ship your worms.
Send your check or money order to:
Decker Worm Sales, 26502 Leafton
Lane, Magnolia, TX 77354
info@deckerwormsales.com
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