anemone ate a bristle worms...?

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I have a condy anemone and this morning it ate a bristle worm...has anyone ever had anything like this happen? Is it common? And most important is my anemone at danger?
 
I have nothing to say about this... it might have just been hungry.

I have never seen a bristle worm near any of my nems.
 
I would not worry about the nem! My yellow coris wrasse takes care of mine but I did pull a rock out the other day and had some bristle worms on the bottom so I grab the tweezers and dropped them back in the tank. It never made it to the bottom and to my surprise the hippo tang gobbled it down before the wrasse had a chance! I was sure he was going to spit it back out but it never happened.......funny to watch because he was the 4th fish to have a go at the bristle worm falling through the water column! :bigsmile:
 
Yeah im going to buy a wrasse this weekend but it was strange because my wife woke me up and said the nem was eating one of the bristle worms so i guess it crossed the wrong path lol...its just something ive never heard of...its a condi if it makes any difference
 

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