ahh... worm?

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  1. sterling

    sterling Peppermint Shrimp

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    What is this thing on my glass? I have only LR in my tank right now and am wondering what this thing is. Is it safe to pus fish in?
     

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  3. sterling

    sterling Peppermint Shrimp

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    Thats an odd one.....
     
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    bump this up for an answer!!
     
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    I looked at this pic yesterday---could it be two worms? It looks as if there are two heads in the middle. Of course my eyesight isn't what it used to be.
     
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    Vkkesu Spaghetti Worm

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    When in doubt, throw it out ?! ......or is that for cleaning out the closet only?:-/
     
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    vanpyre Flamingo Tongue

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    nah thats for the meat thats been in the back of the fridge since xmas::):cheesy:
     
  10. sterling

    sterling Peppermint Shrimp

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    actually... my gf figured out what it is. I dont remember what its called exactly, Ill ask her, but i read that is harmless. It has symbiotic relationship with bacteria; where the worm actually ONLY provides a shelter for the bacteria. The bacteria provide the worm with its energy and nutrients and provides a means for expelling wastes.