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08-05-2008, 09:46 AM
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compost wigglies
Hello
Not really sure if I have posted this in the correct place.  I am hoping it is not a pest. I moved loads of compost yesterday. It contained lots of lovely worms, the red ones. Then I looked closer and saw some very tiny worm type things they were white or kind of clear looking. Very very small but very wiggly. Are these a problem as there were quite a lot, but only in small sections. If these are a problem how do I get rid of them, they were so small I could not imagine having to hand pick them out of the compost. 
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thanks the pumpkin cuddler  It does not matter what our specific fate is as long as we face it with ultimate abandon.     
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31-05-2008, 11:43 PM
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I had these a few years ago in some stable manure -bit worried at first but looked them up and turned out they are harmless - just helping to break it down.
The name of them escapes me - you could try doing a search for them on the forum though, I certainly mentioned them on here or on the other forum. all the best to your wormies,  KC
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