Transferring Bristle Worms

[raptor72]

I've been thinking about transferring one or two bristle worms from my Dt to my 9gal nano to help with cleanup. My nano was started with pretty much sterile conditions so there are no worms to aid in the cleanup. Are there any concerns with this?
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[gemmy]

I don't see any.

 

[rickross23]

BRISTLEWORMS ARE EVIL!!!!!!!!

 

[gemmy]

Quote:
Originally Posted by rickross23 http:///t/391839/transferring-bristle-worms#post_3476885
BRISTLEWORMS ARE EVIL!!!!!!!!
Why is that?

 

[rickross23]

I don't know. Found a 6" Last night.....how do I rid of big ones like that? I don't want to pick him up, cause if he tears I have multiple worms. I heard of a 8" pvc method....anyone use this method?

 

[reefkprz]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gemmy http:///t/391839/transferring-bristle-worms#post_3476874
I don't see any.
I agree there shouldn't be a problem just snag a couple worms and toss them in.

 

[spanko]

Quote:
Originally Posted by rickross23 http:///t/391839/transferring-bristle-worms#post_3476885
BRISTLEWORMS ARE EVIL!!!!!!!!
No CRABS ARE EVIL!!!!! Bristleworms are beneficial detrivores.

 

[rickross23]

I love my emerald crab, Prometheus and my 2 anemone crabs, they are awesome