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African Nightcrawlers (Eudrilus Eugeniae) - Midwest Worms
African Nightcrawlers (Eudrilus Eugeniae) - Midwest Worms
African Nightcrawlers (Eudrilus Eugeniae) - Midwest Worms

African Nightcrawlers (Eudrilus Eugeniae)

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African Nightcrawlers (scientific name: Eudrilus Eugeniae), are also known as ANC’s, or Africans. They are rapidly becoming the favorite composting worm of those who want to produce higher quantities of Worm Compost/Castings in less time. The African Nightcrawler can compost over twice the quantities of food scraps and/or manure than other composting worms. They breed very rapidly, and is the largest composting worm available, growing up to 7-8 inches in length.  They are also a good fishing worm.  In Australia, the African Nightcrawler is possibly their most loved and used fishing worm.  In fact, in Australia, fishing is one of the largest hobbies and pastimes of any country in the world.

Whether for composting or fishing the African Nightcrawler is quickly becoming the most sought-after worm in the World.  When they are full grown there is approximately 300-350/lb.

All orders must be placed by Saturday at 1:00 pm to make Monday or Tuesday’s Shipping, all orders that come in after 1:00pm Saturday will be shipped the following Monday(9 days later).

Automatic Discount is applied when buying multiple 5 lb orders. The more you buy, the more you save!

 

 

SPECIES DISCLAIMER
It is not possible to guarantee 100% pure worm species with any type of composting worm.  It is always possible for occasional roamers that leave there growing tray and get into another species tray.  There is always a chance of receiving a few “other” species in your order.  These “other” species are usually also great composters.  So far, to date, we have not received any complaints on this issue but it does happen in the worm industry occasionally even when taking many precautions.  While we raise both Red Wigglers and European Nightcrawler  worms here at our own farm, our African Nightcrawlers are raised  and are drop-shipped to you from another worm farm we have partnered with.

  When placing an order please read our shipping policy for details on when we ship and what to do if there are any problems with your worms upon arrival.

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owenrealty@gmail.com
love this company they are the best

ordered the worms and they came quicker than expected. Great batch of worms Ready to be eaten by our axolotls

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Kim
Very good quality

These worms are amazing!!! Super impressed with them! We’re feeding them melons, and the worm casting they are making are phenomenal! We used to raise red wigglers, now we’ve got the African and European night crawlers! Absolutely amazing! We highly recommend this company and will be buying more in the future!

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Thanchanok Aditepsatit
African Nightcrawlers

I did ordered the African nightcrawlers form Midwest worm. They came at my front door were very good conditions and they also huge. Will ordered form you guys again!!!

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Joseph White
Best of three worm suppliers used Mid West Worms

Thank MWW so much. Ordered on Friday 11 August and delivered 2 PM Wednesday 16 August. Great condition a good mass of worms added water to hydrate . Purchased the AFNC because of the heat in Memphis TN . My bins were getting to hot for other species. I have been using frozen food and other frozen items I am looking for the tropical AFNC to greater tolerance to heat
Box was good with a bottom liner box and holes on the side Put a note on mail box for post to put worms in shade which they did New to wrangling but very excited to have my AFNC. I seem to remember MWW works with a partner thanks for their fullment

I have use two other worm suppliers Mid West Worms has been the best Will continue to purchase from MWW

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Raymond L. Ezell Sr,
Loven them !!

I am really Impressed!! The size was outstanding and the casting so far are great , can't wait to sift to see how many there are.