 So they can stay in a bucket for three, four weeks and they just sit there. Now if they get any moisture on them or they get wet, they'll hatch. So we hatch our own to keep our population up. And so we'll hatch them in a box of peat moss. And after about seven to 10 days, those eggs will hatch. And if you look real close, you can see really, really tiny little worms in there. And then Mary Kay was about 12 to 16 weeks.