scotty Member Jun 19, 2011 #4 keep your eye out, when they get too big, they can irritate fleshy corals, but if hes mostly in the sand, and you don't see stress, you get the picture. they are great, just ugly as hell.
keep your eye out, when they get too big, they can irritate fleshy corals, but if hes mostly in the sand, and you don't see stress, you get the picture. they are great, just ugly as hell.
L Lloyd New member Jun 20, 2011 #5 Whatever you do dont touch with the naked hand, You will get an awful suprise. Like grabbing a catus.
Whatever you do dont touch with the naked hand, You will get an awful suprise. Like grabbing a catus.
dtrm New member Jun 21, 2011 #6 Will the tank be over run with them I have only see one? Are they asexual? Some worms will multiply if broken in half?
Will the tank be over run with them I have only see one? Are they asexual? Some worms will multiply if broken in half?
L Lloyd New member Jun 21, 2011 #7 If you see one you probably have 10 more. I have a bunch in my 90 gal.
