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08/10/2005, 08:51 PM
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really weird hitchhiker
i got rock from the local lfs. no idea where it came from but im buying rock at a lfs in florida instead of california so the hitchhikers i find out here have bound to be different. i already noticed a different kind of sponge i havent seen before thats little white tubes and colonial.
the really creepy one though is what looks like a vein of worms it crawls across the sand or crawls across live rock. theyre dark brown and create a tree or vein like pattern over whatever theyre climbing on such as the glass and when you hold a magnifying glass to it you see its made up of millions of worms. its really creepy. i keep hoping as i add fish ill find one that likes them and eats them or ill add some other hitchhiker over time that will eat them. i just hope they dont multiply out of control cuz that would be really creepy. has anyone seen this before? it doesnt photograph well-- the tree/vein like structure but i could take pics if it would help identify it. |
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#2
08/10/2005, 08:58 PM
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spaghetti worm???
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-06/rs/index.php |
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08/20/2005, 10:37 AM
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freakin weird... thought I'd seen it all!
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08/20/2005, 12:41 PM
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wow thats weird??? Try feeding it some flakes, see if it eats it?
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