Hey guys, it's Ann. Welcome to the channel. A few of you said, hey, we haven't seen your face in a while what's going on. Nothing. Just nothing to see. Still my face. Today we are going to look in on the African Night Crawlers in the Verme Bag, Lomama. Now there's about 10 pounds or 10,000 African Night Crawlers in the spin. They have done something I was not expecting in the 25 days since the last time we looked in on them. Now that you see my face, I'm okay. Let's have a look and see what they were doing. I'm going to tell you this is probably going to be the biggest feeding I've ever fed them. Let's get you flipped around and have a look. Alright, here we go. Since the last time you guys have looked in on this spin, I added a few clippings from the plants in the house. I also went back in and did give it about a gallon of water. Once I was doing the editing on the last video, I was like, wow, that does look super dry. I added about a gallon of water right after that and then I added another almost gallon of water probably about a week ago. Let's take a look and see what these guys have done. I'll put a picture and show you what this looked like when we closed it up last time. But you're not going to believe this. It's all gone. I put probably two or three gallons of bedding in here. This is all that's left of it, just a very thin, the near of bedding. If we push everything off to the side, then we can look and see what we've got for food. We've got the happy little worms inside of their avocado shell. As we kind of strip away everything here, we gave them a really good size feeding. I would not expect it to be completely gone. But I did have some avocado shells that I kind of locked up together. No super worm ball there. I was kind of hoping that maybe they would like it and give me a worm ball. But as we're kind of digging through the center here, you can see all the worms are all the way throughout and they have moved up to the center here or to the middle. And that was really what I wanted to do by giving them a lot of moisture was to make sure that they stayed at the top of the bin. So still digging, just a complete, oops, pull them, let me escape. Okay, to be fair, he didn't escape, I threw them. But the same thing, had to get them back. Moving these along here and looking at the avocado pits that we threw in there for them to eat. I see worms in there, but I don't really see that they're making any progress. So the moisture in this bin is way higher than normal and I kept it that way because I thought it was losing too much moisture due to the furnace being on. A piece of plastic with something. We fed all the way across the top and then we covered it with bedding. And I'm not seeing any of the food that we fed last time. So it looks like I need to up the game a little bit and get them some more food. So let's feed down more down the middle of this time. I've got some super stinky stuff that we're going to feed them. So I need to make sure that I do bury it a good depth and make sure that the net apocalypse that's happening in the basement right now doesn't happen on my ground floor of my house where I live. I don't need a net apocalypse here in the house. Alright, so I'm going to grab some bedding first. Alright, and then this is a three gallon bucket from an ark. And what we've got here is a whole pineapple and a small herd of lemons, which I am going to try and break into if I can. Didn't bring a knife. So many of them are already starting to disintegrate a bit that I don't want them to desiccate here in the bin. That orange in here is well. So there we have it. We are going to feed them three gallons of food. So let's get them some more bedding and cover them up. Well, let's put the other stuff in there too. Get the leaves from all the house plants getting trimmed. Got the grass from the fish tank. Let's get them some bedding. Alright, like I said, that is super stinky and I do not want there to be any chance that the nats get over. And find this is someplace they'd like to start making family. If you want to see more of the vermin bag and how it's progressed over time, I will put a video right over there. I want to watch the whole progression of the vermin bag from build to present day. I'll put the playlist right down there. If you like this video, give it a muddy thumbs up. If you're not a member of my worm family, click that subscribe button. And if you want to know what I'm doing, what I'm doing, ring that bell icon. Alright guys, thanks for hanging out with me and my worms and everybody. Have a good day.