Feb 17, 2022 #21 OP OP MidnightF66 Community Member View Badges My Tank Thread Joined Jun 8, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 14 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Sorry was at work. The 1st picture was in they were left out. The 2nd is one I just found in my tank when I got home. Sorry my phone sucks at taking pictures Last edited: Feb 17, 2022
Sorry was at work. The 1st picture was in they were left out. The 2nd is one I just found in my tank when I got home. Sorry my phone sucks at taking pictures
Feb 17, 2022 #22 OP OP MidnightF66 Community Member View Badges My Tank Thread Joined Jun 8, 2020 Messages 37 Reaction score 14 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 vetteguy53081 said: Not a Bristleworm but a species of fireworm known as hermodice carunculata. Here is a pic below to confirm for you Other possibility is a capitellids commonly known as lugworm which resemble an earthworms and have similar habits Click to expand... That might explain why my GSP and ducans might be ticked off at the moment.
vetteguy53081 said: Not a Bristleworm but a species of fireworm known as hermodice carunculata. Here is a pic below to confirm for you Other possibility is a capitellids commonly known as lugworm which resemble an earthworms and have similar habits Click to expand... That might explain why my GSP and ducans might be ticked off at the moment.
Feb 18, 2022 #23 Brittany Marie Active Member View Badges Joined Jul 27, 2018 Messages 330 Reaction score 543 Location Southern Maryland Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Honestly looks like Pholoe minuta. If you have a magnifying glass, look at the head and see if it has 2 black eyes.
Honestly looks like Pholoe minuta. If you have a magnifying glass, look at the head and see if it has 2 black eyes.