I don't believe that is a bristle worm, it almost looks like a night crawler! But it can't be.![]()
When taking down my tank (75 gal. reef) due to it leaking (new tank being setup) I was able to get a picture of this worm, that I had only seen from below the tank. Is this a Bristleworm I can leave in my tank when I setup the new tank. He must have been in the tank from the start and never bothered anything. Tank was as a Reef for 3yrs.
EMS503
The only dumb questions are the ones not asked.
75 Gal. reef, 30 Gal. Anenomie tank
I don't believe that is a bristle worm, it almost looks like a night crawler! But it can't be.![]()
Yes, it looks to be one of the many types of bristleworms.
But, why would you put it in your new tank when it already broke the other one?
(!J.K.!)
I personally would keep it.
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Yea he is big enough to break my tank, rough measurement was 13"
I have him in my spare 29 gal. while I setup the new tank
EMS503
The only dumb questions are the ones not asked.
75 Gal. reef, 30 Gal. Anenomie tank
Just put him wherever he says to and talk very, very softly.
You don't want to make him mad again...
Yep,
Put him back but take away all his power tools![]()
Kind regards,
Gene.
Images from my previous tank http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...on%20reeftank/
I'd stir fry it with some garlic, ginger and soy sauce. Serve over rice with some lechies.
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