I've been researching on the web but can't find a straight answer.
Does anyone know if bristleworms are an issue in a broodstock tank? My clowns laid eggs and most of them disappeared after a few days but it was their first time ever laying. So anyway, I pulled the pot last night and to my surprise there were probably 20 bristleworms under the pot. Do the clowns defend the eggs all night? I know they would eat eggs if they had the opportunity, but do they eat them typically?
I know the worms are good for eating extra food etc but I have tons and tons of pods in their tank too. Should I move the worms to the sump (they'll probably make it back to the tank eventually) or leave them?
Does anyone know if bristleworms are an issue in a broodstock tank? My clowns laid eggs and most of them disappeared after a few days but it was their first time ever laying. So anyway, I pulled the pot last night and to my surprise there were probably 20 bristleworms under the pot. Do the clowns defend the eggs all night? I know they would eat eggs if they had the opportunity, but do they eat them typically?
I know the worms are good for eating extra food etc but I have tons and tons of pods in their tank too. Should I move the worms to the sump (they'll probably make it back to the tank eventually) or leave them?