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Old 08-23-2017, 05:43 PM
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In the early 90's I was growing Caulerpa paspaloides commercially. The guy I was working with started telling me this story about these bristle worms that would swim up from the bottom and then burrow into you and go for your heart. He's telling me this while I have both arms in the tank... you can guess what happened next. After the halides stopped hissing from water hitting them and he stopped laughing I figured out it was all a big joke. Maybe he was ahead of his time for the mutant bristleworms???
That would of been priceless if it had been recorded for posterities sake
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Old 08-27-2017, 04:24 PM
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Sounds like those stories of people eating sashimi and worms are found in brain.

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Old 08-27-2017, 05:17 PM
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Not just Sashimi but undercooked pork as well.
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I read the story online and I have started a 3g picotope in which the pods are rampant due to no fish. Any small invert that eats them? I was thinking of adding some hungry lps. I have a 3 head candycane that might eat a couple..
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Maybe someone with a skinny mandarin could help you if you were interested in adding a fish

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Old 08-30-2017, 07:11 PM
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Oops, just realized how small the tank was. Never mind me

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I think its going to be a mini maxi anenome and a porcelain crab zoas, and softies lol and lots of amphipods! I did see them knock off a few yellow sun polyps I once had over several days, the colony gone. I can imagine a swarm of them.

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