Grindal worms are a small white non parasitic worm. They are closely related to the red earthworm. Grindal worms usually grow to approximately 10 mm in length, which are a bit smaller than white worms. This makes them an excellent food choice for larger fry, juveniles, and adult fish. Grindal worms hold a nutritional value of about 70% protein and 14% fat. They can make a highly desirable addition to your fish's diet. These worms will produce a cocoon that contains anywhere from 20 to 25 eggs. These eggs will hatch in about 12 days. Reproduction is best at 70-75 degrees F. Newly produced grindal worms will start to reproduce at about 20 days old.
Buyer will receive a 8 oz deli cup containing 1 (3"x4") scouring pad full of worms and eggs. This pad may or may not be cut into quarters to accomidate ease of packing and shipping.