Comments on: Compost Worms Update http://www.ecoyardfarming.com/wormcompost/compost-worms-update/ Home growing of fruits and vegetables organically Sat, 22 Nov 2008 22:18:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: admin http://www.ecoyardfarming.com/wormcompost/compost-worms-update/#comment-358 admin Fri, 13 Jun 2008 00:02:31 +0000 http://www.ecoyardfarming.com/wormcompost/compost-worms-update/#comment-358 Yes Dwayne, that would be an Excavatus. The PEs also have a distinct blue hue when the sun hits them just right. The Eisenia and crawlers have alternating bands and tend to be more reddish in color. The PEs also seem to move a lot quicker (and even flip around on handling). Hey, I used to live in Mandarin (and am now up in Fernandina). Thanks for writing-- Yes Dwayne, that would be an Excavatus. The PEs also have a distinct blue hue when the sun hits them just right. The Eisenia and crawlers have alternating bands and tend to be more reddish in color. The PEs also seem to move a lot quicker (and even flip around on handling). Hey, I used to live in Mandarin (and am now up in Fernandina). Thanks for writing–

]]> By: Dwayne http://www.ecoyardfarming.com/wormcompost/compost-worms-update/#comment-357 Dwayne Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:02:17 +0000 http://www.ecoyardfarming.com/wormcompost/compost-worms-update/#comment-357 That long brown one looks like the ones in the wetlands behind my house in Mandarin. I don't know what it is however? Do you think it is one of the PEs you suggested in the other post? The worms that I have in a bin that I was speculating were PEs are redder with a blue tinge but they may be juveniles?? Dwayne That long brown one looks like the ones in the wetlands behind my house in Mandarin. I don’t know what it is however? Do you think it is one of the PEs you suggested in the other post? The worms that I have in a bin that I was speculating were PEs are redder with a blue tinge but they may be juveniles??

Dwayne

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