Red Wiggler Worms (Eisenia fetida)CompostingComposting with red wiggler is rewarding and easy. You will need: Container Bedding Worms Food wasteA simple plastic container is all you need. A common size is one foot wide and two foot wide. An inexpensive ten gallon tote container makes a great worm bin. Add to the container a layer of bedding four to six inches deep. Coco coir peat is one of the best beddings available, but shredded newspaper, old leaves, old potting soil, and peat moss all will work. Make sure the bedding is moist but not saturated with water. Place the worms on top of the bedding and they will go down by themselves. Food and other organic waste can be buried into the bedding where the worms will compost them. To learn more read my vermiculture blog or order a copy of my book Red Wiggler Worm Composting Guide.Red wigglers are small worms, but even so are loved by fisherman and fish alike. If a larger worm is desired the European Red Worm is excellent for bait and also compost well.Shipping Information ***PLEASE READ***We currently are trying to ship worm orders within 24-48 hours. Weather and other random things can affect our shipping schedules though. Please email me if you must have the worms on a certain day and I will do my very best to get them to you. All worms are shipped via Priority Mail. If you need them shipped through another method please call me. My cell number is listed on the left side of the webpage. I appreciate your business very much.You will receive an email with the delivery date and tracking number when your order ships. Shipments are guaranteed to arrive alive, but must be collected and opened within an hour of delivery. See our full policy here.THANK YOU!At Worms Etc your business is very important to us, and we value you as our customer. Please contact us with any questions or concerns.