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With the high volume of redworm orders, all orders must be in by Friday for weekend pick up and Monday shipping. Orders received after that time will be scheduled for the next weekend. Please include a contact phone number for redworm orders, this is required by the post office for the delivery of live animals.  
 

Item 

Price

Shipping included 

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1/2 lb 

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

$15.00

shipping + $9 

 

  1 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

$25.00

Shipping + $10

 

2 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

$48

Shipping + $12

 

 3 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

$69

 Shipping + $12

  

4 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

 $88

Shipping $15

 

5 - 9 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

$21 per lb.

+ $3 per lb shipping 

$24 per lb w/shipping

 

10 - 19 lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

 $20 per lb.

+ $2 per lb shipping

$22 per lb w/shipping

 

20+ lb

Redworms

"Eisenia Fetida"

 $19

per lb

Free shipping

$22 per lb w/shipping

 
 

1 lb Redworm/

European Nightcrawler mix 

$29

Shipping + $10

 

 

1 lb redworms &

1lb European Nightcrawlers

$56

Shipping +12

 

 

  For orders 20 lbs and over contact us on delivery time

 

 

 
To understand the mass of one pound of redworms they are almost two cups of space. Don't be fooled by someone who advertises a pound of dirt with redworms and claims to have 500 to 1000 redworms, babies and eggs. A big handful of redworms squirming in the soil is probably about 100 redworms. 
 
If you want to compost and raise fish bait check out the European Nightcrawlers, they can be found on the "Nightcrawlers" page.
 
We also have a European nightcrawlwer (ENC)/redworm mix.

 

Why Mix?

 

Redworms are voracious eaters, good in cold weather, very prolifc and fast growers. The best for fast food debris composting.

 

ENC's are large compost worms (good for bait), voracious eaters, good in cold weather, but not as prolific as redworms and they take longer to mature. They are better at finishing your compost. ENC's will work longer because they will munch on the bedding after the food waste has disapeared, so there will be less debris in the castings and the castings will be a darker, richer mulch.

 

They are both very hardy and very compatible with each other.

 

If you would like to have your redworms shipped and pay by check, you can download the order sheet at the bottom of the page.   

 
 
If you would like to mail a check for your order here is the

To call in your order for pick up ask for: Doug     (360)-513-7251

 

Note: If you schedule a pick up and decide you cannot make it or you have changed your mind please let me know. I do not wish to cause harm to the redworms by holding them too long in their packaging. Thank you

 

You can find us here.

806 NE 202 Ave
Camas, WA 98607
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