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  1. geekdafied

    geekdafied 3reef Sponsor

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    Its a Eunicid worm, toss it or see if anybody in your local club wants it. Some people think they're cool, most people dont because they eat zoanthids and other things.
     
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  3. geekdafied

    geekdafied 3reef Sponsor

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  4. R34dawn

    R34dawn Ocellaris Clown

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    Great link geek! and a awesome story as well
     
  5. Mikachase

    Mikachase Astrea Snail

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  6. wildreef

    wildreef Stylophora

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    wasint it ? lol I was like OMG, thats scarry ! , lol .
    Brian Pm'd me and said hey look >>>> lmao
    I have of course NEVER seen one , Oh and they do bite supposidly .

    And i thought it was some one playing a prank in the bginning , i thought Mannnnn that's some kids rubber snake ,,lol

    I wonder if that thumbnail i left is the same as that one geekafied found ?

    eewwee gives me the heeebie-jeebies thinking of finding something like that in my tank,
    and the meer thought of having to remove it. lol
     
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  7. jptrson

    jptrson Feather Duster

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    If it's black, rubbery, smooth it might be a ribbon worm.
     
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  9. Mikachase

    Mikachase Astrea Snail

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    Gee could it get any better it gets huge and it bites! :eek: :hehe:
     
  10. kylekin

    kylekin Bristle Worm

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    flat worms are parasites, it would be weird to see one in a reef tank... very strange though
     
  11. amcarrig

    amcarrig Super Moderator

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    Not all flatworms are parasites and it is very common to see them in reef tanks.
     
  12. KOgle

    KOgle Zoanthid

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    Nice to see Steve Weast's tank on here. Wonder how it's doing since he lost everything in it due to the skimmer malfunctioning?