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Discussion in 'Inverts' started by coldshot, May 29, 2009.

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  1. coldshot

    coldshot Blue Ringed Angel

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    have some worm's that the first 1/4 of an inch is kind of an orange or a pinkish color ad the other couple of inches are black or a dark color....they are either
    Polychaete - Eurythoe sp
    OR
    Polychaete - Syllidae
    Either one how do I get rid of them...
    How many is unknown....
    I only know what rock they live in or around.....
    Danny
     
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  3. techno2

    techno2 Stylophora

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  4. coldshot

    coldshot Blue Ringed Angel

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    Theres no way I would pay for a trap for 30 bux for a few worms....
    ....No kinda fish for these or maybe the arrow crab....I am not sure what kind of worms he eats thnx anyways.....You know anything about the arrow crab?
    Danny
     
  5. mikejrice

    mikejrice 3reef Affiliate

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    I wouldnt be surprised if an arrow crab would eat them. Doesnt hurt to have something in your tank to fend off bristle worms anyway.
     
  6. techno2

    techno2 Stylophora

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    That trap was for viewing. There are many easy ways to DIY this for < 5.00 or so.
    Similar to this Bristle trap for 10
    Trap'em | Worm | Traps | Aquarium - ThatPetPlace.com

    I suspect they work the same for your kind of worm.

    Looks too risky for me anyway.

    Stenorhynchus seticornis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497 501 616&pcatid=616

    Says only may eat Bristle Worms, but will likley bother my CBS and other life.

    You could always wait till it gets big enough that it cant fit under the rocks and pull it out. Bristleworm with Seaweed Clip - 3reef Photos

    Yikes..