Oh, I agree. My wife, for example.Many of the scarier monsters are more benign.
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Oh, I agree. My wife, for example.Many of the scarier monsters are more benign.
Update: Send help, it has mandibles and tried to eat my tongs! Also, there isn't three...THERE IS FRIGGIN FOUR.
Please ignore my hands shaking, those things are mighty scary when your hand is just centimeters over the water.
Update: Send help, it has mandibles and tried to eat my tongs! Also, there isn't three...THERE IS FRIGGIN FOUR.
Please ignore my hands shaking, those things are mighty scary when your hand is just centimeters over the water.
Good luck! I failed for over a year. FYI, if you break them apart they can grow back, including growing back heads.
I'm glad someone is having fun.Watching this from the couch beside you was priceless
We need a video please! Make it happen!Watching this from the couch beside you was priceless
Do you think have enough room for that in the tank since it's 20-oz? There is maybe 2 - 2 1/2 inches between the rock and glass.I'd say spend some time looking how to rig a baited trap in a reef tank. Might save a lot of angst in the long run.
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You should - it really doesn't take a lot of width/space for a trap. There's a plethora of commercial ones (bristle worm traps) available, but the basic premise is a small container with an opening just a bit larger than their diameter, and some bait, such as a small piece of clam, shrimp, or such. do a search for some pics. Place it near the opening of the burrow after lights go out. Repeat this a few times until they "get used to it being there with food" and then one evening a few hours after lights out check it and remove it to a separate container to see if you've caught one. Try to ensure you remove the entire worm - they do regenerate from sections left behind...so to speak.Do you think have enough room for that in the tank since it's 20-oz? There is maybe 2 - 2 1/2 inches between the rock and glass.![]()
I agree with this statement!Sometimes I think it’s better not to look so closely at our tanks.
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slap a little nutella on there and you've got yourself a tasty treat!Yep catch them
They would be nice as a snack on toast lol![]()