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Tenant
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Tokyo
Posts: 68
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Hi there,
i found something within the live rocks in my aquarium. later during the night, i used a flash light to see it was there in almost all the live rocks i have in my aquarium. can some one ID this worm pls. and also help me in getting this off my aquarium. PS: sorry for the poor picture quality. Cheers / Sashi |
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Moderator
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Wichita, Kansas
Posts: 5,315
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Re: ID please...
Hi Sashi
![]() It appears to be a bristle worm, and for the most part they are fairly harmless and will keep your aquarium clean. I wouldnt worry too much about them
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Just Moved In
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: ohio
Posts: 42
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Re: ID please...
if you decide you want them gone i've heard six line cleaner wrasses work well. My coral banded shrimp did the trick for me though.
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Contributing Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Texas City, TX
Posts: 362
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Re: ID please...
You can try to get rid of them, but chance are that your tank and sump are full of them.
They are beneficial as scubadude says, so i would not worry to much about them. |
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Owner
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: new jersey,usa
Posts: 7,844
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Re: ID please...
Quote:
![]() Sashi seems to have a harmless scavenging type polychaete worm that would be a benefit to have in the aquarium, like scubadude said. So, throw it back in the tank, Sashi. ![]()
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Kind regards, Gene. |
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Tenant
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Tokyo
Posts: 68
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Re: ID please...
Thanks you all for the replies. Well, I have a lot more in the aquarium. let me leave them as such.. thanks once again for the replies.
Cheers / Sashi |
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