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Unread 03/29/2011, 07:27 PM   #1
mford514
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reef worm...?

first of all if this is the wrong place for this question, im sorry, i wasn't sure where to put it.

i bought a second SW tank today for 100 bucks...w\ 20 lbs of live rock, 2 lbs of live sand, lots of hermit crabs, snails, 2 clowns, 1 firefish, 1 lined wrasse, 1 parasite cleaner shrimp, and another shrimp, one zoe coral, and one anemone (not sure what kind)

so anyway, i couldn't pass up the deal for all of the stuff. i just started my 30g tank a little over a month ago, all is going good so far, so anyway, im going to use the tank that i bought today as a quarentine tank, and put all the livestock in my tank. but as i was going through the live rocks and inspecting them, i found a couple of these worms (see pic below) im not sure what kind it is, is it good bad or neither...i have read a little about Bristle Worms, but im not sure if that is what this is or not....any help?




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Unread 03/29/2011, 07:30 PM   #2
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yup thats a bristle worm they are good some people even buy them


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Unread 03/29/2011, 07:33 PM   #3
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just don't touch it, it will hurt


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Unread 03/29/2011, 07:35 PM   #4
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i have read in some places that they are bad? and that they sting corals, and sometimes fish? can someone elaborate


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Unread 03/30/2011, 12:07 AM   #5
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Unless you have berry the bristle worm I wouldn't worry. They clean the rocks out.


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Unread 03/30/2011, 12:09 AM   #6
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Throw that thing out - anything that big that is not a coral or a fish is probably a nuisance. YUK.


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