Reply With QuoteAnd I thought it was only blue moons that were rare. Is this a naturally occurring phenomenon in FL, or is this a result of some of those genetically altered 'colored nightcrawlers' making an escape from the bait box and reproducing in the wild?
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blue worm (central fl)
found 1 today,,,I didn't keep it,,,1st one I have ever seen. it was about 8" long..tired to load a pic but would not go thru
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And I thought it was only blue moons that were rare. Is this a naturally occurring phenomenon in FL, or is this a result of some of those genetically altered 'colored nightcrawlers' making an escape from the bait box and reproducing in the wild?
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blind snake - Florida Gardening Forum - GardenWeb I found this...the 1 I found was bright blue...looks like they can show up in different colors
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There's no end to the neat stuff you can learn on this site. I've never heard of them before, but the info on the link you provided was fascinating - thanks. Wonder why they're so limited in their range?
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