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Posted by James Tu on May 13, 2003 at 16:11:55:

In Reply to: Can I feed my filled dragon Night crawlers? posted by manicdvln on May 08, 2003 at 10:48:12:

I would not take the chance of feeding my pets food from the yard. You never know where it has been, and what it may have. If food is costing you to much, look into breeding your own food items.
James

:I have bunch of these worms in my garden soil, I never use chemicles or any kind of pesticides for my plants or trees. So is it possible to feed my little guys these critters?

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