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long worm in the sand... is it good or bad


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I'm not sure if it's a pest, but if it's found in my tank I would definitely take a long pincer and catch it out. Wouldn't want to risk touching it when I stick my hands in the tank.

Shadow Walkers's 4 ft Shallow Reef Chronicles

4 Ft - 120.35.35

3 Ft Sump

Skimmer: Bubble Magus NAC7

Chiller: Hailea 1/4 HS66A

Lights: T5 4 tubes ATI + Maxspect Glaive Led

Refugium with Liverocks and Cheato and lots of pods

Refugium light: Par38 Full spectrum

Return pump: Hailea HX6540..stupid pump so noisy

Wavemaker: Maxspect Gyre 130

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在一个月黑风高的晚上。。。take a chopsticks and pick them out.

What i did was take the rock that it is hiding and do a fresh water soak for few minutes... it will run out of the rock...

子非鱼,焉知鱼之乐... (you are not the fish so you...)

Then: my 4FT low tech selling off tank... (2006)

Now: (2014)

@Sept 2014

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OMG! I realized my currently on cycling tank too has such tiny bristle worms buried in the sand bed.
After I saw you guys mentioned that it will grow and then crawled up to my already cured dead rocks, I think I will have to be fast before such dreadness happens... But how to possibly catch all sial...?

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There are many thing inside my reef tank. I dint know what is gd and what is bad.. I also killed some crab and later found out that is a gd cleaner crab for acro... Very difficult leh.

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Oooh, something new to me. I'm a learned man now.

Thanks.

welcome. Previously used this to catch worm when I was keeping shrimp.

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