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my DSP also got one damn huge worm. i think they come in from the LR. dun think they are harmful. :eyebrow:

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i think it is bristle worm

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To me, you will be unique in all the world.

To you, I shall be unique in all the world...

You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.

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how big's the worm? I suppose the worms are part and parcel of the live sand. Don't see any problems with them unless they are flat worms or something like that...i've got tonnes of small little worms all over in my sand bed....

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My tank has some thread size long worms. They are getting more n more as days go by? R they bristle worms? If so, its a delicacy for Mandarin fish rite. But my mandarin didnt eat it at all.

Feel like remove them myself. But if it is a food to some type of fish or cleaner group. I would like to get rid of them them naturally.

Anyone has similar problem? How to get rid of them?

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umm,

Flatworms look flat and a little like seaslugs. You should know if you have flatworms.

Spaghetti worms refer to a few species of worms, all which have many wriggly and long tentacles. They eat detritus and planktonic food.

Bristleworms come in live rock(they're what u paid for) and will go from the rock to the sand. They are harmless and go about eating leftover food. You don't have to bother about them unless they become monstrous (>10 inches?)

Mostly the worms are harmless and of little concern.

Mandarin fishes have little reason to eat bristleworms, although some might decide to eat small specimens.

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