IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
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IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
i noticed on my live rock today 2, centimeter long white worm looking things
on the end of them is a bunch of red hair looking strands sticking up
i cant get a picture, but i havent noticed it moving
do you think this is a worm or something else?
on the end of them is a bunch of red hair looking strands sticking up
i cant get a picture, but i havent noticed it moving
do you think this is a worm or something else?
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
Bristle/fire worms. They are fine when they are small. Good detitrus eaters and such. Sometimes they get to big though and starting eating fish, corals, etc. Peppemint shrimp i believe and for sure six line wrasse get rid of them if you dont want them in your aquarium. My wrasse has so far.
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
I leave those things alone.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
honestly, it looks nothing like that, ill put a picture up after school today, but, its like a pom pom at the end almost, could it be a babay feather duster? the hairs on the "pom pom" are very fine tho
Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... -reef.html
yumm Bristle worms i know if i ever find a worm in my tank they are going straight to the toilet
http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm
Ps dont touch them
happpy sleeping ^.^
yumm Bristle worms i know if i ever find a worm in my tank they are going straight to the toilet
http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm
Ps dont touch them
happpy sleeping ^.^
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
Wow that is like something out of a horror movie! I'd freak out if I came across something like that in a tank of mine.
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
Ewww reminds me of the movie Species i think and Alien...thats gross and scarey,i wasnt expecting to see something that big ugh ugh..gave me shivers
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
not even haha
if i had something like that in my house i would backhand it all the way to 2020 haha
if i had something like that in my house i would backhand it all the way to 2020 haha
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
Backhand it?? haha i wouldnt go anywhere near it
...check this out too mike http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/p ... ?news=2239
Bad worm and this parasite is enough to put me off marine fish ugh ugh
Bad worm and this parasite is enough to put me off marine fish ugh ugh
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
How about how freshwater fish get all fuzzy and get giant holes in their heads...
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
thanks guys
but im pretty sure they are small feather dusters, the pom pom goes in and out of the white tube and i just matched up pictures and stuff, is there anything i can do to help them out?
but im pretty sure they are small feather dusters, the pom pom goes in and out of the white tube and i just matched up pictures and stuff, is there anything i can do to help them out?
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
Feed DT's Phytoplankton to the tank.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
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Re: IS THIS A BAD WORM?!?!
that toung eating parasite is extremely common when fishing aye
i remember about 2-3 years ago i went fishing in tasmania for bream
and every single one i caught had that large white parasite in there mouths
also that worm looks very similar to a beach worm, the ones you draw out of the
sand with fish meat, here we use them for bait when we go fishing
i remember about 2-3 years ago i went fishing in tasmania for bream
and every single one i caught had that large white parasite in there mouths
also that worm looks very similar to a beach worm, the ones you draw out of the
sand with fish meat, here we use them for bait when we go fishing