SMALL DENDROBAENA WORMS

From Dendrobaena, these small worms are livefood suitable for feeding carnivorous and insectivorous reptiles, fish and insect-eating birds, while also serving as a practical choice for fishing, wormeries and composting. Their smaller size makes them a useful alternative to red worms, particularly where a more compact bait is preferred.

According to the source, small dendrobaena worms are succulent, juicy and highly appetising for pets. For anglers, they are especially suited to canal fishing and are also described as an ideal bait for Grayling.

Key features

• Small dendrobaena worms
• Species: Eisenia hortensis
• Suitable for carnivorous and insectivorous reptiles, fish and insect-eating birds
• Can be used for fishing, wormeries and composting
• Alternative to red worms
• Especially suited to use as hook bait on canals
• Suitable as bait for Grayling

Sizing

• Age: 3 weeks to approx 10 weeks
• Length: around 1/2"–2" long normally
• Average weight: 0.5grm to 0.9grm

Rackhams Reference : 6ILERRD6E5