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0.5mm bristleworm suspended in water


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This morning when I on my light, I noticed a wriggly suspended 0.5mm bristleworm.

 

It was quite early and I think none of the fish took note and try to eat.

 

I used a net to net it out.

 

Question is will fishes eat bristleworm and is it harmful?

 

Previously I did catch a 3cm bristleworm from a coral while I was dipping and I used a tweezer to pull it out.

 

Not sure is this their offspring etc :(

 

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Equipment

• 60cm x 45cm x 50cm tank

• Chiller at 25 to 26 Celsius

• OASE Biomaster 250

• 75W lighting

• Jebao SOW-5M Wavemaker

• RODI water with 25% weekly water change

• no protein skimmer/ no calcium reactor

Livestock

▪︎2 Ocellaris Clown

▪︎1 White Bellied Yellow Wrasse

▪︎1 Yellow Tang

▪︎2 Green-Blue Chromis

▪︎1 Orange Spotted Goby

▪︎1 Tailspot Blenny

▪︎1 Tiger Pistol Shrimp

 

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Likely hitchhikers .
Bristle worms are generally harmless .


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Thanks! Just feel disgusted by its looks haha!

And I chanced upon lfs actually selling long bristleworm?

Whats the uses of it?

Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Equipment

• 60cm x 45cm x 50cm tank

• Chiller at 25 to 26 Celsius

• OASE Biomaster 250

• 75W lighting

• Jebao SOW-5M Wavemaker

• RODI water with 25% weekly water change

• no protein skimmer/ no calcium reactor

Livestock

▪︎2 Ocellaris Clown

▪︎1 White Bellied Yellow Wrasse

▪︎1 Yellow Tang

▪︎2 Green-Blue Chromis

▪︎1 Orange Spotted Goby

▪︎1 Tailspot Blenny

▪︎1 Tiger Pistol Shrimp

 

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