Bobbit worm??

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

Are we not able to load videos from iPhone??

Hemmdog · Oct 9, 2019

Jason boles said:
Are we not able to load videos from iPhone??

Nope

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

Dierks · Oct 9, 2019

Can't play videos from the PC either. Might be best to upload to Youtube then send the link...

----> Ignore this POST!! You must have JUST done what I suggested!

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

It’s right under the magic carpet.

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

What do you guys think ? Is that a little bobbit would? I have heard horrible things about them.

mfollen · Oct 9, 2019

Oh man... I had one of these years ago. If it is a bobbit get it out ASAP. Looks like one with how lightning fast it is.

it will eat zoanthids and other coral to

nly way I got rid of mine was to take a whole rock out that you know it’s in, and drop the rock in freshwater.

don’t want to leave one of these in the tank.

C. Eymann · Oct 9, 2019

Vid quality is too rough to see the head/details but considering how fast it was able to move, my instinct tells me it's a predatory worm of some type. Evolution doesn't give you that kinda speed if you are a scavenger.

just my .02

Hemmdog · Oct 9, 2019

Some kind of predatory worm I agree, doesn’t look like the bobbit in Blue Planet 2... but very similar. I’d get it out.

Jason boles · Oct 9, 2019

How in the world do you do that. I have so many corals on that rock and it’s gorilla epoxy glued and the base hold up one of my leaning spires.

I really can’t believe this.

Dierks · Oct 9, 2019

Hemmdog said:
doesn’t look like the bobbit in Blue Planet 2

OMG!!! I am going to watch that right now!!!

C. Eymann · Oct 9, 2019

Jason boles said:
How in the world do you do that. I have so many corals on that rock and it’s gorilla epoxy glued and the base hold up one of my leaning spires.

I really can’t believe this.

Look up the inverted soda bottle trap, however being a predator I think they might be too crafty for that.