The Most Active Nightcrawler Commercially Available - The Alabama Jumper
RedWorms are commonly sold in garden centers as a way to help aerate garden beds. Unfortunately, most retailers know absolutely nothing about worms. The fact is, Red Wigglers are thin skinned, highly voracious worms that naturally gravitate to wet manure piles or finished compost. When introduced into soil without a thick layer of mulch or other sources of food, RedWorms perish quickly.
WWW.TheWormDude.Com carries a unique nightcrawler known as the Alabama Jumper, (Scientific name: Amynthas Gracilus). These worms are the most active worms commercially available. Maturing to upwards of six inches in length, these worms traverse even the heaviest clay soil like butter. Because of their ability to leap out of ones hand, millions of Alabama Jumpers are also sold yearly to fisherman around the world.
Because worms eat only organic (dead) material, cultivating these nightcrawlers is amazingly simple. These soil dwelling crawlers LOVE leaf litter, the thicker the better! As the leaf litter breaks down, it becomes a useable food source for the jumpers, and gives them a reason to stick around to aerate your garden beds!
"My biggest customers for Alabama Jumpers are commercial landscapers"
Alabama Jumpers are just one type of worm carried by the company, WWW.TheWormDude.Com. They also carry Red Wigglers, European Nightcrawlers, African Nightcrawlers, and the monster of all fishing worms, Canadian Nightcrawlers. WWW.TheWormDude.Com website also offers a high traffic forum, where worm affectionados can leave questions for The Dude.
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