No, you can't have too many. When the compost heap or container is at the right stage worms move in and breed, then when their food is all used up and composted they move on or die out. Cycle of life & all that. A good, active compost heap can have lots and lots! Be pleased that it's working correctly.

I agree,the more the merrier..The red brandling worms,have just started to do their thing in mine..:o)

and if you are an angler free bait :o). brandling worms are very expensive.

I didn't know that,Sbg..not being a fisherman..or should that be fisherlady ? Lol.

Fisherlass where you come from Bloomer!

Of course,Steragram..how could I forget ? sounds much better than my version..Lol.

as long as its not a fishwife :o)

or fishface! Lol..

:o))

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