Methionine restriction in C. elegans

Hi All,
My lab is interested in getting into c. elegans research. However, we would like to perform a particular type of analysis.
We would like to restrict the methionine content in these worms (down to 40-80% normal methionine ingested).
I am wondering whether this would be possible. As I understand, c. elegans acquire their food/nutrients from irradiated bacteria/e. coli.
There are strains of methionine-deficient e. coli. However, i believe they require methionine in order to grow.
Are there other food sources for c. elegans where i can restrict the methionine content?
I am curious whether you have any suggestions for performing this type of analysis.

Thank you,
TNAC

Hi, This article could be useful. Good luckhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/25643626/?i=6&from=aminoacid%20c%20elegans