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Old 05-05-2008, 01:54 PM   #11
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But the size of the worm indicates a not so clean housekeeper. He has to be very well fed to be that size. So you might want to review what you feed that tank and make some adjustments. But if you keep the worm you can go on the way it is now since he will clean up after you.
The worm could have been in his rock when he got it..I believe Gcfd is new to reefing...
There are also approximately 8000 varieties of marine worms. I have a few different sizes of bristleworms and many get no larger that 1 inch and are quite thin.
Since they eat detritus, which isn't only from overfeeding your tank, I don't know that it's fair to say that it's size has anything to do with the reefer not being a clean housekeeper..ya know?
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