Here are some of the worm starter kits that I am currently offering. Both kits offer a tremendous value and are guaranteed alive when they arrive at your door.. All worms are packed in the actual material that they have been living in. Since they are accustomed to this material it causes them less stress during shipping and eventually their new home. The material will also contain cocoons from which 2-7 baby red wigglers will hatch shortly.
Small worm starter kit – This is a small USPS flat rate box stuffed as full as possible. 200+ worms guaranteed.
GREAT OFFER – $10.99 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Red-Wiggler-Starter-Kit-200-worms-/231649429688?
Large worm starter kit – This is a larger padded USPS flat rate envelope holds well over a gallon. 500+ worms guaranteed.
GREAT OFFER – $19.99 http://www.ebay.com/itm/231649433030?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Big Sky Worm Company 
Just to let everyone know. I have expanded my offerings to provide more options to meet the specific needs of my customers. Follow one of the links above and you will be able to click on my other offers.
Thanks,
Tony
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a small first time growers sheet of pics and process would be cool
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I think I know what you mean. People who bought the 200worm starter kit will need to get them into something fairly quickly. Most people opt for a rubbermaid bin. Even a 5 gallon bucket will work. But they need to know what medium the worms will be happy in. I’ll get this up and running soon. Thank you. Appreciate your input. I’m scrambling to get as much info as I can up here but I don’t want to steer people in the wrong direction. Real quick though a gallon or two of peat moss and a little shredded cardboard moistened thoroughly would be a good start. Better yet would be well aged compost from a backyard compost bin. I need to stop there and will get into it on a step by step basis. I’ll start a new bin as if I were a customer. Thanks again.
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