Worm Breeder's Gazette 5(1): 7b
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If you are peacefully picking worms one day and an eight-legged hairy monster walks into the field of your dissecting microscope, after you come down from the ceiling, you will know that you too have a mite infestation. You will also know the plot for a grade B horror flick. A piece of the moth crystals used in closets (paradichlorobenzene) placed in your incubator for a few weeks will kill them off with no detectable harm to worm stocks.