I didn't make it very clear in my last post about Chuck's grapes, but I fed the grape bits for the first time to three of my bins (Adam, Eve and The Offspring) August 24th. I said I'd follow up with what how the worms handled the grapes and now's the time to do that.
I was quite surprised to find a little baby grape all bright and shiny green on an old stem.
Digging around further in Adam, this gnarly thing spring up:
There isn't much to see as far as grape skins go expect for that flaccid brown one up there at top-left. The branchy woody stemmy part had a lot going on though! Worms of all ages and sizes were intertwined with the stemmy bits and there were a multitude of young mites (those tiny white nodules) all over it too!
When I checked on The Offspring, I saw a big pile of brownish grape skins with worms intermingled.
The Offspring were going a little slower at the chow but I'm not sure why. They did seem to be enjoying their meal.
You can click on each of the images above for a closer look if'n ya wanna.
When I checked on the worms September 5th, the following is a sampling of what I found.
I was quite surprised to find a little baby grape all bright and shiny green on an old stem.
Digging around further in Adam, this gnarly thing spring up:
There isn't much to see as far as grape skins go expect for that flaccid brown one up there at top-left. The branchy woody stemmy part had a lot going on though! Worms of all ages and sizes were intertwined with the stemmy bits and there were a multitude of young mites (those tiny white nodules) all over it too!
When I checked on The Offspring, I saw a big pile of brownish grape skins with worms intermingled.
The Offspring were going a little slower at the chow but I'm not sure why. They did seem to be enjoying their meal.
You can click on each of the images above for a closer look if'n ya wanna.
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You disgust me.
And yet you keep coming back. "King," we'll just keep this our secret. ;)
Hey Everybody! Bill's back again!
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