I dosed it with a product that contained fenbendazole but it wasn’t in pure form. I’m thinking something a little stronger such as pure powder at a high dose might just be the next option I go for.
Looks like you and OP are both in Virginia...
Looks like you and OP are both in Virginia...
I'd consider keeping such a worm in a species tank myself if I found one in my live rock, but that would just be an encouragement to my Multiple Tank Syndrome.
we are both in VIRGINIA! Not sure why but it looks goofy and I wanna keep it now LOL. It wouldnt do much sadley though, I've got a heater and a filter and a tank. I could just buy a cheap 10 dollar light for it cause i can't grow coral but maybe some macroalgae or something. Can I keep multiple worms in the same tank you think? Fire worms look very cool.
As long as the Eunice worm does not eat the fireworm, they could probably both be kept pretty easily in a 10-gallon aquarium. I've no firsthand experience, but it would probably be easy to keep them fed with chunks of shrimp or typical fish food pellets.
I actually pmd him to see if he's close to my hometown LOL! If he is I might just take it from him. I think this would be the first worm tank on r2r so...
I'd love to add featherdusters or something with the worms. WORM ONLY TANK as said before. Adding color would be nice but theyd problably eat coral... seaweed and seagrass I could prolly keep with them though.
I'm no expert but i'll try my best
NO NO NO DONT FLUSH IT!!I would go to the nearest Catholic priest, looks like a high level demonic entity
Jokes aside I would feed this thing to the toilet. It's colors and length seem a little off for a typical bristle worm. It also looks like it has an exoskeleton unlike a typical bristle worm, that is something the bobbit worm has though. I could be wrong but it just doesn't look very "fleshy". I'm leaning towards Eunice aphroditois, the bobbit worm. When their mouths aren't open, they look very similar to one of your earlier images, here's an example.
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The follwing SCP is a Euclid Keter class and must be kept under high level of security looking sentence here. LOLI would go to the nearest Catholic priest, looks like a high level demonic entity
Jokes aside I would feed this thing to the toilet. It's colors and length seem a little off for a typical bristle worm. It also looks like it has an exoskeleton unlike a typical bristle worm, that is something the bobbit worm has though. I could be wrong but it just doesn't look very "fleshy". I'm leaning towards Eunice aphroditois, the bobbit worm (something in the wheelhouse at least). When their mouths aren't open, they look very similar to one of your earlier images, here's an example.
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There's a few exceptions
All fun and games until a bigger worm hooks your line.use it for fishing, probably catch a big bass
dont ask
Wow velvet worms look goofyThere's a few exceptions
Velvet worm (technically not a worm, but whatever)
And I love my feather dusters
Tempted to go out to a wet area grab some mud, moss and rocks and find some velvet worms!There's a few exceptions
Velvet worm (technically not a worm, but whatever)
And I love my feather dusters
They live in rain forests lol, very rare too. Last surviving member of the phylum onychophora, Halluicgenia and
