Monti eating Spaghetti worm?

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Noticed some RTN on a new Bubblegum Digi inspected and dipped for several days never saw any sign of pests. Last night I noticed what appeared to be sweepers rubbing the effected areas. Is this the cause or a symptom? I’m ready to superglue them in and watch for recovery….. thoughts?
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I have tons of spaghetti worms and I've never seen them cause any issues before. Great part of sandbed CUC!
 
I have tons of spaghetti worms and I've never seen them cause any issues before. Great part of sandbed CUC!
I’m pro sand bed and generally pro worms, but I superglued then in Anyway. It probably was just enough abrasion to prevent healing from the original fragging. I’m prepared to cut it all up if need be.
 
STN has subsided after an Iodine dip and a coat of superglue on all the affected areas, the worms were just feasting on the Dying tissue but they got eradicated in the process. There is new growth and if this keeps on this path I won’t need to frag this Digi up :D
 

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