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This is what I found after my coral dip
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Looks like pods. They're good.
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That's what I was hoping,
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Isopod probably
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From the look I'd say ya, a small bristle worm. Not a threat, and actually a good addition for a CUC. They do get big though. Years ago I had several that were well over 6" in one of my 30 g's. They never bothered anything in my tank, but I was dumb enough to get barbed by one when doing tank maintenance. THAT definitely STANG! I used duct tape to pull out the bristles.What about this little guy, small bristle?
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Be sure to wear gloves before picking bristle worms up. They leave a nasty blister, if you find you were stung, vinegar helps. The others were Amphipods.What about this little guy, small bristle?
