handbanana
Member
So I found this this morning. pretty big. Couldnt find it on the worm link in my other post. any Ideas anyone? good or bad?
ID? redworm. or is it orange?
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fitbmxdude989
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i have red ones and orange ones in my tank, they dont seem to be a problem, but then again who knows
handbanana
Member
cool. I like how theres stuff thats yet identified
such a cool hobby
handbanana
Member
Great id site. saw that one on my green thing thread. Those are some CRAZY worms! I didnt see mine tho. mystery worm
beaslbob
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3226385
It resembles a Nemertean, commonly called a Ribbon Worm. No worries, they rarely get longer than 100 feet.
and hopefully it is not a baby Eunicid worm.
http:///forum/post/3226385
It resembles a Nemertean, commonly called a Ribbon Worm. No worries, they rarely get longer than 100 feet.
and hopefully it is not a baby Eunicid worm.
chaseter
Member
If I ever see something that I don't know what in the world it is, I capture it and keep it in a QT tank until I can ID if it is a good thing or a bad thing. I saw one of the weirdest looking snails that looked more like a worm when it was stretched out so I plucked it out but then found out it was a good guy so back in he went.
handbanana
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3226385
It resembles a Nemertean, commonly called a Ribbon Worm. No worries, they rarely get longer than 100 feet.
... gonna be a tight fit in there then.
http:///forum/post/3226385
It resembles a Nemertean, commonly called a Ribbon Worm. No worries, they rarely get longer than 100 feet.
... gonna be a tight fit in there then.
handbanana
Member
nah, I was tempted to pull it out and put it in a jar but I figured It would die in the process. Plus It gives me something to look at.
handbanana
Member
Originally Posted by beaslbob
http:///forum/post/3226404
and hopefully it is not a baby Eunicid worm.
Holy crap!! I just googled that. wonderfull critter. just what I need.
http:///forum/post/3226404
and hopefully it is not a baby Eunicid worm.
don1234
Member
I had a worm in my aquarium similar to that. It didn't bother anything. It was really fast I use to catch glimpses of it here and there, but I always thought it was cool that whenever I sat down to gaze into my aquarium that there was a possibility that I would see it. It was about six or seven inches long. I enjoyed it and thought it was awesome, but one day my wife caught my red coral banded shrimp with it in its claws as he was eating it.