Earthworms and Red wigglers

[Aundrea]

WOW Wayne that is just soooooo cooool how she eats outta your hand!!! She must be a really sweet snake I wonder if mine will do that.. Ohh btw last night Bennie shed. I got to watch the whole thing LOL. She looks nice and shinny now. You sure do have alot of snakes. I checked out your page and WOW you got some really nice snakes. My friend has a ball python also and LOVES him.

Tami I bought 3 praying mantis egg cases and I hatched them in a brown paper bag. Ohh it was so neat so I let them go in my garden and Kept a few for the kids. They sure are really neat. Im gonna do it again next summer. I hope ill have my own egg cases in the garden

[Aundrea]

Anji1971 I have a garden full of them also. I think they are just neat insects. My bfs kids caught my Dekay in the country. I dont have any since I live in the city

[infernalis]

"You sure do have alot of snakes."

Too many! Can you say obsessed?

Numbers reduction is important right now, Adopting out some & releasing some of the indigenous snakes, they came from my yard, so they are returning home...

I like to think of it as my 100 acre enclosure

[Aundrea]

They probably bring all their sick friends and tell them that you will help them out and feed them for FREE LOL I do kinda miss living out in the country but I need to be close to the stores LOL

[Scott E.]

I suggest that this thread be made a sticky due to the pictures of the red wigglers for identification. Everyone talks about not to feed them and has to describe them everytime. Maybe a new sticky thread with the pictures of good and bad worms and fishes, etc. for everyone's reference.

Scott E.

[anji1971]

...I bought 3 praying mantis egg cases and I hatched them in a brown paper bag. Ohh it was so neat so I let them go in my garden and Kept a few for the kids. They sure are really neat. Im gonna do it again next summer. I hope ill have my own egg cases in the garden

We've kept mantids every summer for years, and the last few times, when they've laid eggsacs, I've put them out in the garden. This is the first year I've actually had not one, but two successful hatchings. I've got babies about one inch long, and I've discovered several larger green ones that must have hatched earlier in the season. I'm hoping that from now on, I'll have them out there every year!