Orange Worm

I'm honestly shocked you were able to catch it. I tried for about two weeks with very complex and smelly traps and gave up. I should have stuck it out.

"Bobbit" is a general term, but yes, it usually refers to eunicid worms. Judging by the head of the worm in the pic you posted, that seems to be a eunicid.
My gosh. Pray for me.
 
I'm honestly shocked you were able to catch it. I tried for about two weeks with very complex and smelly traps and gave up. I should have stuck it out.

"Bobbit" is a general term, but yes, it usually refers to eunicid worms. Judging by the head of the worm in the pic you posted, that seems to be a eunicid.
Thanks for the info
 
I wouldn't worry too much. They're very rare, and it's usually just one. If you see any others, don't panic ... those are probably just bristle worms, but it will still weird you out. The PTSD is real :P
 
Runic is cover over 200 species including bobbit but in this stage/size not yet a threat
 

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