Probably not a bristleworm. It doesn't have any spines and I've never heard of a clear bristleworm. Also I have reuploaded the video in a comment, can you see it?
Its about 1 in the morning so I don't wanna go downstairs and wake up my parent just for a good picture. Also I don't wanna risk hurting the worm. If I think I can do It tomorrow then I'll update here and let you know.
I have reuploaded the video in a comment, can you see it now?
Yes I saw it but most of it is hidden in the sand
Sorry but I can't take it out of the sand until tomorrow because I don't want to wake my parents grabbing a container from down stairs. Do you have any idea what it could be in the meantime?
Nope.
That is indeed a long worm. But for what's currently inside of my tank (35 gallons) it's probably the biggest thing in there aside from my coral.That's not a long worm, this is a long worm.(Sorry,Aussie here relating to Crocodile Dundee)
Nice oneThis was almost a foot long when stretched out :squinting-face-with-tongue:
I've read that bristle worms can get to 24 inches but I didn't think I would ever see one bigger than like 5 inches come out of a tank. In all the YouTube videos about them they never look bigger than like 4 inches.This was almost a foot long when stretched out :squinting-face-with-tongue:
So far I've seen a few spaghetti worms but never a worm like this. I've only seen the trails it makes in the sand and have been wondering what was making them until now.
They're like earthworms and can stretch and shrink.
and that big boy isnt even harmful for a tank cause its just a common bristleworm and not a fireworm, i hope im right that they dont harm anything only eat detrius and leftover foods etc.This was almost a foot long when stretched out :squinting-face-with-tongue:
