Giant brittle worms part 2

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I mean these things are growing into giants .. at this size I can't see how they won't eat a small fish...
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I don't understand people want these in their tanks lol.
 
Your gonna need one big six line wrasse for those lol
 
I have a pretty big melanarus a small six line and a small yellow wrasse... never see them eating worms.
A grouper? Don't believe those are safe in my tank besides they get huge.
So I recently got a blue Linkia and an orange linkia, I believe the blue linkia was hurt or had a wound.... well the worms destroyed him... I can see one whole arm in the sand and the worms all over it. Don't see the rest of him anywhere. The orange one has been in the glass since I got it.
 
You need to get a worm trap for starters. Then you need something that will eat those big freaking worms lol. @cameronh can maybe help you out
 
Shoot, I'd leave them in there. But if you really want them gone, just wait until they are out good and grab them with some tongs:D
 

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