What should I use as bait in the bottle trap
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Hopefully it will go in to the bottle fully. I couldn’t pull the worm out of the rock and I didn’t want to rip it. Good luck.No it’s not a bristle, thanks for the tips. I positioned the rock so I can get at the worm easier and have the tongs ready in case I see it
What should I use as bait in the bottle trap
Ugh sorry. Someone the other day said they can bite you too....
There is a wrasse in that picture.
That was the other big one I couldn’t get of the rock. The rock is sitting in an empty bucket. I will cure it next month.Ugh sorry. Someone the other day said they can bite you too....
I'd throw that rock in a vat of acid if it got my wrasse.
this is not a eunicidae at all, your wrasse was dead or dying before the worm took it
There is a wrasse in that picture.
Eurythoe is an extremely beneficial worm to have around, its an exclusive scavengerThat was the other big one I couldn’t get of the rock. The rock is sitting in an empty bucket. I will cure it next month.
If the poster above was correct on the species this is the Info on the worm. I think it came in on my KP rock too.
Eurythoe complanata Common fire worm
Eurythoe complanatais commonly referred to as Common fire worm. Difficulty in the aquarium: Not suitable for aquarium keeping. Toxicity: Has a poison harmful to health.www.reeflex.net
Eurythoe is an extremely beneficial worm to have around, its an exclusive scavenger
Eurythoe is one of the, if not the most commonly reported polychaetes in the hobby, if they were such adept hunters they'd have developed that reputation much sooner. if you want further evidence dissect one of the dead worms and you'll notice no biting jaws or notable teeth. Predatory, polychaetes like Glycera and Eunice are unmistakably active predators that can subdue even proportionally large prey itemsDid you read the link I posted? That doesn’t read like a scavenger.
Over the past 2 months since I seen these worms I have lost 3 fish and 5 zoas in the general area of that worm. I don’t believe at all those fish or zoa’s were dying. That wrasse slept on shelf where it was being eaten every night. We will have to agree to disagree on this.
Eurythoe complanata Common fire worm
Eurythoe complanatais commonly referred to as Common fire worm. Difficulty in the aquarium: Not suitable for aquarium keeping. Toxicity: Has a poison harmful to health.www.reeflex.net
Eurythoe is one of the, if not the most commonly reported polychaetes in the hobby, if they were such adept hunters they'd have developed that reputation much sooner. if you want further evidence dissect one of the dead worms and you'll notice no biting jaws or notable teeth. Predatory, polychaetes like Glycera and Eunice are unmistakably active predators that can subdue even proportionally large prey items
you can always identify a Eunicidae by the presence of 5 head appendages/antennaIt’s gone now so dissecting it is moot. Here is another one of these threads on R2R
Bristleworm + other worm?
Just pulled these guys outta the live rock i just received from KP Aquatics (who do a KILLER job btw) before i put it in my new tank - hoping the big guy is just a bristleworm (and not fireworm), but not sure what the other one is. Anyone know what they are, and if ok to go ahead and put in my...www.reef2reef.com
Can you get the rock out to a separate bucket with a heater?The worm I am hunting has the five head appendages
where's the best way to contact this man?According to Dr. Paddy Ryan this worm falls under Fire worm and that’s enough for me.
At this point doesn’t matter, I pulled them out.