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02-20-2004, 06:31 PM
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| Tubeworm  | I bought a clam and now notice the little orangeish brown flat worms around my tank. Can someone tell me what they're called. I've heard the name before, but can't remember. What is the gerneral opinion of them? Will they die off on their on? Can I do something to encourage them to leave? As well as I remember they cause no harm, just look bad. Is that correct? TIA Henry  Ignore this, I did a search like should have to start with. Thanks anyway.
__________________ 90g AGA, Softies & LPS with a few SPS, Foxface, Purple Tang, Flameback, Pair of Percula Clowns, Yellow Watchman, Sixline wrasse, Mandrian, Teardrop Maxima and one rather large bristle worm. Last edited by SaltySam : 02-20-2004 at 06:51 PM. |
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02-20-2004, 09:24 PM
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| Yoda Poohbah~   | bristle worms perhaps,,,dont touch them...trust me...
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I think you're gonna like it, I think you're gonna feel you belong. A walk to vacation, A necessary sedation, You wanna feel at home cause' you belong. i say this as my best advice to a beginner. do not,,,and i repeat,,,,,DO NOT look at my tank as an example....i have a well practised eye, decades of experience, and a trunkload of failures to allow me to force the issue and get away with things most cannot~ | |
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