I think i have worms

Discussion in 'Inverts' started by Puffer Chick, Jan 14, 2010.

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  1. NeighborTomita

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  3. Puffer Chick

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    the shapes are different yours look more round and mine are kind of long
     
  4. frkid247

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    i think those are spirorbids? they are harmless.
     
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    yeah they are spirorbid worms!
     
  6. NeighborTomita

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    In all honesty Puffer, without a clearer pic it's tough to say. Could be a sponge forming, maybe snail eggs, I have no idea...
     
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    maybe for now i will just call them Spirorbid worms until i get some in a spot that i would be able to get a decent pic of
     
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    eh... Mine are not all round. in shape... lol
     
  10. NeighborTomita

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    Can you see little feathers coming out of them?
     
  11. Puffer Chick

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    didnt notice any kind of feathers
     
  12. NeighborTomita

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    They might not be spirorbids then. Wait, did you say they are growing in no light? I'm thinking some type of sponge if that is true.