HI there from Upstate New York

Judy Carley

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I have just started a tank again after losing mine years ago when I was out of commission/near-deadly car accident. I had 3 saltwater tanks, but one that needed everyday care, seahorses. Heart was broken but now I decided life is incomplete without a tank.

As much as I like to think I know, I have forgotten twice that.

I stopped by to see if I could identify something growing in my tank, but signed up so I could answer about bristleworms: I hate them. Now I need to go post a picture in the hitchhiker/ID section, hoping you guys can tell me what it is.
 
Welcome to R2R!!
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Welcome! If you don't want any unwanted worms. Just start with dry rock and seed them with those bottle pods. It's safe and you won't get any of those bristle worm. I did that with mine and I'm not scared to pick up any if my rocks and get prick!
 
Glad to see your renewed interest with the hobby . I've made a worm traps using a plastic water bottle , a few straws ;and some food. Worm climbs in,and can't get out .
 
Welcome to R2R, we’re happy your here:)
 

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