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Old 04-11-2003, 08:03 PM
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Default Re: bristleworms are no longer welcome.

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Bristleworms are good for your reef, so leave alone, please
You are of course welcome to your feelings, but they are my worms, and I will treat them as I please, please.

As I have said in another thread, I would normally leave them be, but my 20G reef has too many. I used to shine a light in there after dark, and was disgusted with the sheer numbers. There were at least 100 of them. In my 50 I never see any. The difference was I have two big fat Cleaner Shrimp in there. The shrimp either eat them, or scare them so they stay in the sand where they belong. To make a short story long, I picked up a couple of small shrimp for $15.00 each, which I think is reasonable. Now when I shine a light in there I see far fewer worms.
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