bobbit worm

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What is the best way to catch one of these?
allloootttt of patience and some fresh shrimp from the supermarket and a thick rubber glove .. o and lots of late nights and lack of sleep lol I studied him ,stocked him, hunted him, fed him, became his best friend then attacked when he was least expecting it.. best to just quarantine and avoid the whole situation. I have been quarantining for over a year now. so he must have came in before that because the tank is only 2 years old. i originally started with dry rock. with that being said pest, hitch hikers and pest are by far the worst thing to introduce into a closed environment like our reefs they will eventually dominate and ruin what we work so hard to achieve "Reef Excellence" thanks for looking everyone and happy reefing
 
Finally caught this guy
2 1/2 - 3 feet long
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I would love to have it if you would ship it. I have a 30g fuge to put it in. I'd hate to see it die. But I understand if you have other plans or don't want to ship. Really cool :-D
 
Sry to hear it. :-( but still really cool! Thanks for sharing :-)
 
2 year old thread...but if you start a new thread you might get lucky.
 

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