Enchytraeus albidus | White Worm starter culture, great to feed small fish, amphibians and some invertebrates.
 
White worms are a small white worm at around 2-4cm in length.
 
Available On Subscription, Weekly or Monthly 
Weekly subscriptions are posted out every Monday for next day arrival.
 
Monthly subscriptions will be posted on the first Monday of every month for next day arrival.
 
(When bank holidays or public holidays occur, posting will move to a Tuesday for a Wednesday arrival)
 
Scientific Classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Annelida
Class: Clitellata
Order: Tubificida
Family: Enchytraeidae
Genus: Enchytraeus
Species: albidus
 
How I Keep Mine
Housing:
Keep your white worm culture in any kind of see through plastic container (takeaway containers work well. Plenty of ventilation using small holes on the lid.
 
When your white worm culture starts to smell, then you'll need to feed them off or start new white worm cultures.
 
Substrate:
I keep my white worm culture on damp leaf litter with a little peat moss or coco coir mixed in.
 
If you notice your white worms climbing up the sides of your container and on the lid, this is a sign that your substrate is too wet and/or your white worm culture is starting to crash. If this happens, just start a new culture.
 
Temperature:
White worms breed very well at lower temperatures of around 12-15ºC / 53-59ºF
 
Humidity:
White worm cultures will thrive with a humidity of around 52-68%
 
Food:
Feeding your white worms is easy, just add fish flakes or pre soaked dog/cat biscuits