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1journeyman
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Hard to tell from the pic...
I have seen a couple of different type of Bristleworms in my tank, though, and neither of them had the distinctive segments like yours seems too.
I have seen a couple of different type of Bristleworms in my tank, though, and neither of them had the distinctive segments like yours seems too.
bgriff
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Thanks for the replys..
Doesn't seem to look like the peanut worms I've found..
In searching.. I also looked up a tube anenome which I do have..
But I can't find a below surface shot.. only the top.. I seem to recall the last time I moved him (it) I though I recall it having two tubes. So now I am wondering if this is part of the Tube Anenome??
I know the attached PIC is part of the Tube anenome.. and the pic above is close by... (but under my LR and don't really want to go digging around until I figure out what it is...)
Thanks for any help!!
Doesn't seem to look like the peanut worms I've found..
In searching.. I also looked up a tube anenome which I do have..
But I can't find a below surface shot.. only the top.. I seem to recall the last time I moved him (it) I though I recall it having two tubes. So now I am wondering if this is part of the Tube Anenome??
I know the attached PIC is part of the Tube anenome.. and the pic above is close by... (but under my LR and don't really want to go digging around until I figure out what it is...)
Thanks for any help!!
bgriff
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Well. got a chance to look at some tube anenome's at a LFS and I don't think this is part of mine.. So I'm back to the drawing board.. Even checked on things in the middle of the night and haven't seen anything around the rock "it's" under..
Any other ideas out there?
Thanks! :notsure:
Any other ideas out there?
Thanks! :notsure: