May 23, 2018 #1 hotashes Well-Known Member View Badges UK Reef Club Member My Tank Thread Joined Feb 27, 2018 Messages 652 Reaction score 1,045 Location London Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Just took these from the rock work, and under the microscope. Any ideas? Both worms found together. Thanks, A.
Just took these from the rock work, and under the microscope. Any ideas? Both worms found together. Thanks, A.
May 23, 2018 #2 aKlevans Well-Known Member View Badges Reef Tank 365 Joined Mar 9, 2017 Messages 554 Reaction score 565 Location NC Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Looks a lot like a dorvilleidae worm, although it could be a bobbit worm.
May 23, 2018 #3 OP OP hotashes Well-Known Member View Badges UK Reef Club Member My Tank Thread Joined Feb 27, 2018 Messages 652 Reaction score 1,045 Location London Rating - 0% 0 0 0 aKlevans said: Looks a lot like a dorvilleidae worm, although it could be a bobbit worm. Click to expand... What makes you say bobbit worm? I was thinking some kind of polychaete for both. A.
aKlevans said: Looks a lot like a dorvilleidae worm, although it could be a bobbit worm. Click to expand... What makes you say bobbit worm? I was thinking some kind of polychaete for both. A.
May 23, 2018 #4 OP OP hotashes Well-Known Member View Badges UK Reef Club Member My Tank Thread Joined Feb 27, 2018 Messages 652 Reaction score 1,045 Location London Rating - 0% 0 0 0 aKlevans said: Looks a lot like a dorvilleidae worm, although it could be a bobbit worm. Click to expand... You are right, it's Dorvilleidae worms. Under the scope they released a greenish colour from their tail end which I'm guessing was algae.... Thanks man. A.
aKlevans said: Looks a lot like a dorvilleidae worm, although it could be a bobbit worm. Click to expand... You are right, it's Dorvilleidae worms. Under the scope they released a greenish colour from their tail end which I'm guessing was algae.... Thanks man. A.
May 23, 2018 #5 aKlevans Well-Known Member View Badges Reef Tank 365 Joined Mar 9, 2017 Messages 554 Reaction score 565 Location NC Rating - 0% 0 0 0 hotashes said: You are right, it's Dorvilleidae worms. Under the scope they released a greenish colour from their tail end which I'm guessing was algae.... Thanks man. A. Click to expand... No problem
hotashes said: You are right, it's Dorvilleidae worms. Under the scope they released a greenish colour from their tail end which I'm guessing was algae.... Thanks man. A. Click to expand... No problem
