Levinson
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I've always wanted them tiny tubeworms in my tank. Not the big feather dusters.
So I went to the seafood market and got some live scallops with tubeworms on their shells. I didn't need the scallops so I cut out the meat, chopped them into bits, and then into the freezer to be used as invert food (no fish in my tank) later. The shells went into my tank and the worms seem to be doing ok for now.
So I went to the seafood market and got some live scallops with tubeworms on their shells. I didn't need the scallops so I cut out the meat, chopped them into bits, and then into the freezer to be used as invert food (no fish in my tank) later. The shells went into my tank and the worms seem to be doing ok for now.
