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Thanks.. will wait.That doesn’t look good but I will leave it more experienced reefers.
Can't see clearly but it does look like a shell.Is it coming out of a shell like a feather duster has or is that a piece of rock?
Found this guy scavenging for food from LR..
Good guy right? Thanks.
Any suggestions on how to remove it? Thanks.Anytime I see 5 tentacles on a worm I assume Eunice worm which is not good to have. If in my tank I would try my best to remove it.
Thanks KJ, this is the closes to what I saw in my tankeunice worms - Bing
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Cool, thanks vetteguy53081.As others said, get it out while you can. You do not want to touch it nor chase it. Trapping is best and if not removed will become a holy terror to the tank.
A trap is as simple as a 2 litre bottle as show , with a piece of shrimp within.
As @vetteguy53081 said you're better of trapping it. I've never had one in my tank so I don't have any first hand experience with removal but if you try to grab it with tongs they can seperate and the part that remains will live on.Any suggestions on how to remove it? Thanks.
Great points, thanks.As @vetteguy53081 said you're better of trapping it. I've never had one in my tank so I don't have any first hand experience with removal but if you try to grab it with tongs they can seperate and the part that remains will live on.
I'd also try to keep the trap away from its rock a little bit if possible. It may try to leave the back of its body in the rock, which would cause the trap not to work because it just pulls itself back out.
You could have more bobbits in your sand bed. I found 5 in mine when I tore my old tank apart and upgraded. I wish I took pics and documented everything. It could have helped others with such a curious situation.Scary. Get rid of that Bobbit worm