Worms are hermaphrodites, that is, they are both sexes, the fertilized eggs are collected by a ring of mucous on the outside of the body, as this slides off the tail end it closes forming a cocoon around the eggs that then go on to develop into baby worms. See similar questions...

Worms are hermaphrodites and will breed in your bin. However, worms regulate their population to suit their conditions and many eggs are lost in the compost harvest. You should have no problem with over breeding. See similar questions...

Generally no, some specialists have achieved this but as it is not commercially viable it has not developed into a business. See similar questions...

A2. Worms are very easy to breed, you simply need to water them and feed them with the correct amounts of organic material. However, there is a real art and special technique in creating a consistent quality volume for commercial reasons, and it takes a lot of experience to generate hundreds of kilos of worms on a daily or weekly basis. See similar questions...

Susie, the first Scottish Fold cat, was discovered in 1961 in the Tayside Region of Scotland, at a farm near Coupar Angus. She was a white barn cat with ears that folded downward and forward on her head. Her face resembled an "owl" or an "otter's face". A shepherd by the name of William Ross first noticed Susie's unique ears at a neighbor's barn. Since William and his wife Mary were Cat Fanciers they were fascinated with Susie. See similar questions...

First, knowledge is power. If you are trying to breed a particular fish, consult a good reference book, a knowledgeable pet shop or a local aquarium society-- like GCCA!. Many fish have very specific requirements; others will breed at the drop of a hat, under the most adverse conditions. Provide suitable habitat; large enough with appropriate type spawning sites for the type of fish being kept Start out with more that a pair. See similar questions...

The Spanish brought Andalusians (with Spanish/North African Barb blood) and the Spanish Jennet (a smooth-gaited riding horse of the old world) and carefully blended these in Peru to create the Peruvian Paso Horse-designated a "National Treasure" in Peru. See similar questions...

Color: "Every color you have ever seen, and a few you haven't." Solid colors prevail. Bay, chestnut, gray, roan, palomino, black, etc. (Rarely pintos, no appaloosas.) Appearance: Large eyes, long mane and tail, good solid body, strong, yet refined legs, high headset (proud) when in action, rounded croup and low tail set. Termino": The natural showy outward rolling of the front limbs when the horse is moving foreword. Pasos are born with this characteristic. See similar questions...

Another place to find information about Scottish Folds and breeders is to contact the International Scottish Fold Association. This is a CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) affiliated breed club. If you send a #10 SASE to ISFA, 12500 Skyline Dr., Burnsville, MN, 55337-2920, they will send you information on the breed itself and a list of member breeders. See similar questions...

There is a great deal of responsibility involved in breeding a dog. Hopefully, it is not just something that happens', but is preceded by a great deal of research and veterinary testing. See similar questions...

The official and correct name of the breed is "Randall". This is the only name used by the Registry since its inception. History: Since the rescue of the Randalls from the Randall farm in 1985, and the re-rescue by Cynthia Creech in 1987, several names have been applied to the cattle, "Randall Lineback", "Randall Blue", "Randall Blue Lineback", and "Randall". See similar questions...

Wolves breed at slightly different times, depending on where they live. For example, gray wolves in the Great Lakes Region breed in February to March, while gray wolves in the Arctic may breed slightly later in March to April. See similar questions...

TICA has recognized the Bengal, and there are many Champion Bengals. Our Breeding program has Bengals of champion blood. Only recently, the summer of 1997, has ACFA once again allowed Bengals show status. Years back some unscrupulous breeders passed off foundation cats as Bengals. At one of CFA's shows a foundation cat was unruly and Bengals were yanked from the shows. Everyone paid the price, and only now has the wrong been righted. See similar questions...

Tape worms are a parasite transmitted by ingestion of fleas. While they don’t have any serious effects on dogs or cats it is best to deworm your pet two or three times during the flea season if you are seeing small rice-like worms in the stool. If your dog is on a heartworm preventative, that will take care of most other GI parasites. See similar questions...

Worms will regulate their population to suit the environment (similar to wolves). If there is not enough food, the adults die off to make room for the babies. See similar questions...

Feed your worms 1-2 times a week. When ready, bury your scraps a few inches into the bedding, making sure to bury the food in a different place each time you contribute to the bin. Cover thoroughly with the bedding to discourage fruit flies and other pests. See similar questions...

Your puppy may have some loose stool/diarrhea, a bloated belly, vomit occasionally, or some owners will even see "worms" in their puppies stool or vomit. These are some indications of possible INTESTINAL PARASITES. This is why we recommend bringing a stool sample to your puppies first visit so that we may determine if your puppy has INTESTINAL PARASITES and if so what kind. At which time we will dispense an oral medication to treat your puppy for INTESTINAL PARASITES. See similar questions...