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The sieve contained worms?
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Hello. Yes there is big hole for the worms to come slowly, these are big garden worms. As seen in the video the dispenser is about 2 inches from the water. When the worms come out and approaches the water, the Yellow-perch come to pull them.  A+
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Hello.
Oh Boy, I put worms above the water with small clips, only a small part of the worm touches the water.
It's fun to see the Yellow-perch catch the worms and pull hard enough to tear them.
It's brewing in the water.
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