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I would love to buy bristleworms and mini brittle stars (the ones that are about the size of a coin). Spaghetti worms too.
Is there anywhere you know of to buy them or is there anyone on the forum that would send me some?
My 6 line ate all of them and I’ve been really bummed about losing that bio diversity. 6 line passed away so I think they could have a chance again.

Thanks!
Sierra
 
I would love to buy bristleworms and mini brittle stars (the ones that are about the size of a coin). Spaghetti worms too.
Is there anywhere you know of to buy them or is there anyone on the forum that would send me some?
My 6 line ate all of them and I’ve been really bummed about losing that bio diversity. 6 line passed away so I think they could have a chance again.

Thanks!
Sierra
Addictivereefkeeping sells micro brittle stars I have read mixed reviews from there but recently made a big cuc purchase and my stuff all showed up well and live
 
I don't mind worms but I think many people would love to known how to keep them out not add them lol. I love my sixlines but I have bristle worms that are way bigger than the fish. I also have spaghetti worms in all the tanks.
They're like asterina stars for me and always just make their way in.
 
I don't mind worms but I think many people would love to known how to keep them out not add them lol. I love my sixlines but I have bristle worms that are way bigger than the fish. I also have spaghetti worms in all the tanks.
They're like asterina stars for me and always just make their way in.
i miss the diversity in the tank mainly. I never minded them and they did a great job cleaning up food. That’s wild that yours are so big the 6 line couldn’t get them lol
 
Addictivereefkeeping sells micro brittle stars I have read mixed reviews from there but recently made a big cuc purchase and my stuff all showed up well and live
Thank you — bit expensive 😨 at $50 for the worms and $50 for shipping
 

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