Worm ID

[fishywishy]

I got some rock from kp aquatics and I saw I worm about 5 inches sticking out of the rock, I didn’t get any pictures but I’m scared it’s a bobbit, I still haven’t put the rock in my tank because of it, should I try to get it out before putting the rock in my tank?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I got some rock from kp aquatics and I saw I worm about 5 inches sticking out of the rock, I didn’t get any pictures but I’m scared it’s a bobbit, I still haven’t put the rock in my tank because of it, should I try to get it out before putting the rock in my tank?

See if you can get a picture of it, it would help with the ID process of it, hopefully, it isn't anything bad though!!

 

[fishywishy]

See if you can get a picture of it, it would help with the ID process of it, hopefully, it isn't anything bad though!!

Could a bobbit be 5 inches or are the usually bigger

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Could a bobbit be 5 inches or are the usually bigger

4 inches to 10ft, that's what they look like too

 

[fishywishy]

See if you can get a picture of it, it would help with the ID process of it, hopefully, it isn't anything bad though!!

How can I get it out of the rock to take a picture?

 

[fishywishy]

How can I get it out of the rock to take a picture?

Also it didn’t have any antennas it looked like a giant black earth worm with legs

 

[Bucs20fan]

How can I get it out of the rock to take a picture?

Do a hypersalinity dip. This will force the critters out of the rock but will not kill the bacteria.