May 13, 2020 #1 N Noireatsbear New Member View Badges Joined Mar 23, 2020 Messages 18 Reaction score 17 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 The picture with the red worm, is that a bristle worm? and if it is it the good ones? and my other concern is what is that under the worm?
The picture with the red worm, is that a bristle worm? and if it is it the good ones? and my other concern is what is that under the worm?
May 13, 2020 #2 Quantum_Reefer Community Member View Badges Joined Apr 14, 2020 Messages 32 Reaction score 44 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Looks like bristle worms
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May 13, 2020 #4 Dolelo96 2500 Club Member View Badges Partner Member 2024 Hospitality Award R2R Secret Santa 2023 My Tank Thread Joined Dec 29, 2014 Messages 3,448 Reaction score 21,720 Location Jacksonville Rating - 0% 0 0 0 The first one may be asterina starfish. If so, I would get them out. The multiply quickly and I’ve had the bother my zoa’s. Be careful with fireworms. You don’t want to touch one bare handed.. Bristle Worms [Good or Bad for Your Tank?] | Fishkeeping World The bristle worm is a saltwater species of the Cirratulidae family. Bristle worms are easily recognizable due to their elongated, segmented bodies and characteristic protective hairs on each segment. www.fishkeepingworld.com
The first one may be asterina starfish. If so, I would get them out. The multiply quickly and I’ve had the bother my zoa’s. Be careful with fireworms. You don’t want to touch one bare handed.. Bristle Worms [Good or Bad for Your Tank?] | Fishkeeping World The bristle worm is a saltwater species of the Cirratulidae family. Bristle worms are easily recognizable due to their elongated, segmented bodies and characteristic protective hairs on each segment. www.fishkeepingworld.com