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Yep! Try and catch it in a trap.There's always individuals on r2r that are looking for a bobbit worm.
My buddy is one of those individuals, lol.There's always individuals on r2r that are looking for a bobbit worm.
It does appear to be a Eunice sp. of some sort. You'd have to look at the head closer to positively identify it as a bobbit worm. Bobbits usually live in the sand, not rocks, so I doubt it is an actual bobbit. I remember a thread where someone was keeping a Eunice, but I don't remember which forum it was. It mostly ate algae.
If you can remove the rock I’d just try to dip it in Rodi first, it shouldn’t like that. Revive seems excessive.I was doing some reading and apparently only a few varieties of Eunice that get big and are harmful. That being said, I would prefer to not find out it's one of those when fish start disappearing.
If I'm able to remove the whole rock and dip it in Revive I'm going to kill all the beneficial bacteria etc. in the rock right?