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Read More →Forget superheroes — the real MVPs live underground. Learn why nightcrawlers are the hardest workers in any garden or fishing bucket.
If you ask us, nightcrawlers are the most underrated animals on the planet. They don't roar, they don't fly, and they definitely don't look cool in photos — but without them, your garden would be a total disaster. We found this out the hard way when we started BuBi Worms, and it completely blew our minds.
Nightcrawlers (Lumbricus terrestris — that's the science name, we had to look it up) are the big worms you see on the sidewalk after rain. They can grow up to 14 inches long and live deep underground during the day. At night, they come up to eat and explore — which is how they got their name.
Nightcrawlers move really naturally in the water — they wiggle and squirm, which fish can't resist. Bass, catfish, trout, and bluegill all go crazy for a fresh nightcrawler. Fake lures try to copy that wiggle, but nothing beats the real thing.
When we started our farm, we had to learn what makes worms healthy and happy. Turns out they need moisture, the right temperature (55–77°F is the sweet spot), food scraps, and darkness. Get those four things right and your worms will thrive — and so will everything that depends on them.
Next time someone says worms are gross, you can tell them: these little guys are literally keeping the planet alive. Pretty cool for something that fits in your hand! 🪱
Fresh nightcrawlers and premium worm castings, raised with love by two brothers in Round Rock, TX.