heres one for you

msman825 · Nov 19, 2006

http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm

twon8 · Nov 19, 2006

i think i have one of those in my 180, not nearly that long, but at least 1/2" thick and probably a foot long. i have been noticing some soft corals looking like they were being eaten.

da6d2003 · Nov 19, 2006

Ok. If I had one of those in my tank, not only would i never put my hand in the tank again, I would sell my house.

twon8 · Nov 19, 2006

yeah, it's freaky looking, i saw it eating a dead snail and it did give me the heebie-jeebies for a bit.

Stixbaraca · Nov 19, 2006

his tank has some of the most amazing ricordia fields I have ever seen...his whole tank is nuts though also!

maroonytunes · Nov 19, 2006

that worm rocks.

da6d2003 · Nov 19, 2006

Rock your socks?

msman825 · Nov 19, 2006

that tanks rocks. I could not aford the light bill with all those 400watt MH'S did anyone read about how many gallons per hour runs threw that system WOW

gflat65 · Nov 19, 2006

I helped a friend move down in Oxford, Ms about eight years ago now and found two Eunicid worms. They were only about a foot and a half long each, but as big around as my pinkie. He wondered why he had lost so many little fish prior to the move...

Randy · Nov 25, 2006

My son caught one of them tonight it is about 2' long.I was woundering who was eating my zoas and piling the disks and rubble over his house.I placed him in my fuge and will post some pis soon.