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Old 01/06/2008, 12:32 PM
aushepherd aushepherd is offline
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worms

How do you get rid of those worms that eat coral. They are black and white about an inch long
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Old 01/06/2008, 09:06 PM
rigleautomotive rigleautomotive is offline
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you may be talking about bristle worms,which usually do not pose a problem unless the coral is decaying.if you post a pic of the worm ,it would help.
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Old 01/06/2008, 10:15 PM
coralnut99 coralnut99 is offline
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Agree with Rigle on all points. A worm's presence doesn't mean it's eating viable coral tissue. A pic would tell for sure as there's thousands of possibilities.
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