I checked the day after I put down the bait and not much was happening so I placed some more melon and decided to wait a few more days before doing a proper check.
The results were less than I had hoped or expected but I have a pretty good theory as to why this experiment went the way it did. I was still able to move some worms with minimal handling and stress just like I hoped but the volume was lacking.
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