In my experience, the best way to transport Magic Worms is a large plastic toolbox. This keeps them dry and safe from damp ground, puddles and unexpected showers. They run about $15-20, and are lightweight but sturdy enough for the job.

Sears has 20" and 23" long toolboxes, which are big enough to carry about 75-100 worms, depending upon the particular packaging of your product. I have two 19" Stanley plastic toolboxes, and can carry 75 worms in each one, plus a packet of instruction sheets that I give out with each sale. SETH

That's a great idea. I carry my worms and Svengali decks in those plastic tubs you can get from many different stores. the tool boxes would be a lot heavier duty and would last a lot longer.

Hey Seth would you be willing to share your "bonus" instructions and what brand of worm are you using?

thanks for all your informative posts they are so appreciated

./sam

PM'd you.