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james2042
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Originally Posted by jackri
http:///forum/post/2927107
1st pic... dunno why
2nd pic hard to tell if its a feather duster or not... 3rd pic is a bristle worm... just eats detrius in your tank --- a good thing just ugly to some people.
This is pink at the base and has white fingers i have about ten of them on the rock . How big do the worms get?
http:///forum/post/2927107
1st pic... dunno why
2nd pic hard to tell if its a feather duster or not... 3rd pic is a bristle worm... just eats detrius in your tank --- a good thing just ugly to some people.
This is pink at the base and has white fingers i have about ten of them on the rock . How big do the worms get?
james2042
Member
Originally Posted by vinny p
http:///forum/post/2927167
1) your tank cycled?
or if it was red/brown algae it can be blown away easy, or some critters could have eaten it.
2)donno
3) ya a bristle worm... they are good, i found that out the other day to
Yes my tank is cycled last week it was brown and i cleaned it off it did blow all over this week it come back green
http:///forum/post/2927167
1) your tank cycled?
or if it was red/brown algae it can be blown away easy, or some critters could have eaten it.
2)donno
3) ya a bristle worm... they are good, i found that out the other day to
Yes my tank is cycled last week it was brown and i cleaned it off it did blow all over this week it come back green
heirfaus
New Member
No one answered your worm question.
I had a colony of them about a year ago and they are so cool. As for your question about there size. I had them grow to about 2 inches long. I just took my sock off of my drain to my sump today and found a worm about 3.5 inches long living in it eating all the junk collecting in the sock.
I had a colony of them about a year ago and they are so cool. As for your question about there size. I had them grow to about 2 inches long. I just took my sock off of my drain to my sump today and found a worm about 3.5 inches long living in it eating all the junk collecting in the sock.
james2042
Member
Originally Posted by JTT
http:///forum/post/2929313
bristle worms will get as big as you let them get. if you are overfeeding and they have a lot of food sources, Ive heard of them getting up to a few feet long, no joke. if you see a lot of them cut down on how much you are feeding, they are scavengers and will eat whatever they can.
So far i have only seen 1
http:///forum/post/2929313
bristle worms will get as big as you let them get. if you are overfeeding and they have a lot of food sources, Ive heard of them getting up to a few feet long, no joke. if you see a lot of them cut down on how much you are feeding, they are scavengers and will eat whatever they can.
So far i have only seen 1
texasmetal
Active Member
I've had a couple bristleworms grow to well over a foot long.
Wrasses eat them if you get tired of seeing them.
Wrasses eat them if you get tired of seeing them.