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do you leave these guys in or do you toss them and whatever they have come in again sorry for my being naïve. I’m just still learning the good guys versus the bad guys.Looks like a bristle worm to me.
Tdo you leave these guys in or do you toss them and whatever they have come in again sorry for my being naïve. I’m just still learning the good guys versus the bad guys.Looks like a bristle worm to me.
I personally don’t have an issue with bristle worms. They are scavengers and help clean your tank. Some people claim that bristle worms have eaten their fish or corals but I’m not sold on that. They will eat dead fish or dying corals…but nothing that is completely healthy in my opinion.do you leave these guys in or do you toss them and whatever they have come in again sorry for my being naïve. I’m just still learning the good guys versus the bad guys.
Awesome, thanks!Leave him. Good clean up crew member.
Well, hopefully I don’t have any problems with anything that is dying. This is going into a 10 gallon nem only project tank. May have some GSP if it survives on the rock… And a clown fish. But that’s it. This came from a beautiful healthy looking tank so I felt confident that it was a good guy or OK to haveI personally don’t have an issue with bristle worms. They are scavengers and help clean your tank. Some people claim that bristle worms have eaten their fish or corals but I’m not sold on that. They will eat dead fish or dying corals…but nothing that is completely healthy in my opinion.
If you see any fireworms (google a photo) then get rid of those.