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According to Washington State University, three types of worms are best for composting: the Eisenia foetida, Lumbricus rubellus and Lumbricus terrestris. Compost worms thrive best in compost conditions that are moist and warm. Under amicable conditions, worms will not leave a compost bin, and will enjoy working for you.
