Eisenia fetida
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amyweishuhnIn album: Worm speciesIn Webshots channel: pets - Date uploaded: Nov 11, 2003
The Tiger Worm's striping can be attributed to it's feedstock which was paper pulp. The less-stripy E. fetida's feedstock is shredded leaves, horse manure and kitchen waste. Diet can make worms of the same species look very different, as they are able to change colors based on what they are bedded in and fed.
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