- Location
- Dingmans ferry PA
Woke up today and noticed the Blue throat wasnt out looking for food. I waited a few minutes and saw his head poke out and his mouth covered in bristle worm spikes What do I do? Wonder if they will eventually fall out
i just googled it. Alot of people have asked this question, not only with the fishes mouth but side/tail/eyes/head. Everyone said so far they just disappeared on there own after a little. They said not to try to remove them that they will break like fiberglass and not remove and you'll just stress the fish. I've never experienced this first hand but i dont think its anything to worry much about. There are fish that hunt bristle worms.. dottybacks in particular. just my 0.02 :wink1: