Success!!!! He is all mine

[Wiz]

Thanks to @Breadman03 I have finally acquired a bobbit worm. A big btown beautiful bobbit worm. I am so thrilled right now. Came in this morning cannot wait to get it in the tank. More updates to come.

@Lionfish Lair I know you'll love this! I'll tag more peoplease in the full thread.

 

[bruleyii]

wheres the full thread?

 

[Coastie Reefer]

Creepy, yet interesting.

 

[Wiz]

He is still being acclimated. The full thread will be to come after release into my 30 gallon refugium.

 

[Lionfish Lair]

Hello gorgeous!!!

 

[bios]

Sorry for my stupid question
You will place the warm in that refug whit all that soft corals?

 

[bruleyii]

I want to see this thing eat!

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Oh very cool!

 

[Wiz]

Forgive the expression, but those are all trash corals. Ones that will not stop growing no matter what I do and I cannot even give away. Rather than toss them I throw them in the refugium and let them do their thing. This is where I do not want him to get.

Sorry for my stupid question
You will place the warm in that refug whit all that soft corals?

 

[bios]

Wow I will follow your thread with a great interest

 

[Chrisfish]

Congratulations!

 

[jamesfc27]

Any advice catching one out of the display?

 

[Sistawolf]

Yea I don't understand why anyone would want to literally place one in a dt..

 

[donnievaz]

Is there any way he could get to the DT through the plumbing? I'd be a little concerned about that...

 

[Wiz]

Honestly I have never tried. However I would imagine the only way is to locate its Lair and take apart the rock work to get it. I certainly would not want to be messing around with this thing. And if you catch it please do not kill it. I'm sure someone would like it and I absolutely hate to see any creature get killed for nothing. If you cannot find anybody who wants it and you are even remotely near a coast throw it in the ocean. At least it will have a better chance

Any advice catching one out of the display?

 

[Wiz]

I am very slightly concerned. However unless he gets through the grating in my overflow box after traveling against the current up the pipes for four feet. Or if he makes it through the guarded drain in the refugium through the sump through the sponge that separates the middle of the sump and through the pump that pushes the water back up without being sliced to pieces. I am comfortably optimistic he will not be a problem unless somehow it spawns

Is there any way he could get to the DT through the plumbing? I'd be a little concerned about that...

 

[Wiz]

I don't think anybody would in a display tank with coral. They are usually acquired on accident with live rock. However my refugium display should be sufficiently separated from the rest of my system. And I like really creepy things. LOL

Yea I don't understand why anyone would want to literally place one in a dt..

 

[bruleyii]

If you cannot find anybody who wants it and you are even remotely near a coast throw it in the ocean. At least it will have a better chance

Im pretty sure thats how lion fish got to the east coast.

 

[donnievaz]

Im pretty sure thats how lion fish got to the east coast.

You beat me to it. Tossing it in the ocean is a horrible idea unless you know where it came from and are willing to go there.

 

[bruleyii]

You in a few years.