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It's possible to keep rag for over a week, so it's worth spending some time over them. Don't wrap too many in the same package (20 at most). Wrap them loosely (exactly as Estuary Lad said) so the worms can move about. Don't stack to many packages on top of each other.
Every day or two, separate the less healthy worms into another package. If I want to keep them for a while, I try to divide them up by how healthy they look, to avoid putting sick ones in with good ones. Mark the packages then use them in order of decreasing liveliness.
I use one of those half-height fridges to keep worms in, especially during the summer. Doesn't need to be too cold (I think about 5 or 6 degrees, but I can't remember what the fridge is set at, just know it's right!) but it's important to keep a stable temperature.
Every day or two, separate the less healthy worms into another package. If I want to keep them for a while, I try to divide them up by how healthy they look, to avoid putting sick ones in with good ones. Mark the packages then use them in order of decreasing liveliness.
I use one of those half-height fridges to keep worms in, especially during the summer. Doesn't need to be too cold (I think about 5 or 6 degrees, but I can't remember what the fridge is set at, just know it's right!) but it's important to keep a stable temperature.
[size=75][i]"Pier fishing was, indeed, an eccentric, unproductive and extremely dull occupation, and even if we'd posessed the necessary heavy plant we decided not to attempt it."[/i] Chris Yates, Out of the Blue.[/size]