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Worm Bin Timelapse

 
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I saw this video and thought it was really interesting.

It shows worm bins filled with different types of carbon material and shows the time-lapse over the next 100 days. I found it hard to stop watching for some reason.

 
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It's almost like watching a fish tank, very soothing.

If I leave the covers off my bins, and when it is dark, I always find the adventurous ones trying to escape. These worms were all very content.

Thank you.
 
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