A Walter Worm is actually not a worm at all, but called a worm because of their minute size and worm like appearance. Walter Worms are actually a species of nematode, which grows on average to 1.5mm or less. They are a little smaller in size and rounder than the Microworm and are non-parasitic so live off of the bacteria and yeast from the culture medium. They live for about 35 days and a female Walter Worm can have 60 young a day at around 4 days old. You will receive a portion of freshly harvested worms, capable of kick starting your own culture. These are not the 1 or 2 inch square miniscule starter cultures that I have seen being sold. These are 4.5 x 5 inch bags full of healthy worm culturesIf looked after you can have a everlasting supply of live food for your fish, with minimal hassle. All you need is a small container, oatmeal and bakers yeast as some food.- FREE UK P&PPosted Monday to Thursday in a protective cardboard box that fits through a standard Letterbox. (P&P included in price)- ARRIVE ALIVE GUARANTEEIf any creature has not survived the journey, a photo in it's original sealed bag will be required before any replacement or refund can be offered. DOA requests will not be accepted without this photoIf you are in any doubt when they arrive, take a photo and get in touch in case there is anything I can suggest.I do my best to ensure they arrive alive, but there are circumstances beyond my control when posting living creatures.
