worm juice

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  1. dano

    dano Spaghetti Worm

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    my uncle has been sorta keeping up on my grandmas tank. the bristle worms in there have been growing to insane sizes. he cant get them, they can hide in his rock at the drop of a hat. i was over there and one snuck out and blew this puff of white junk that slowly clouded the whole tank for about an hour. any ideas what that was?
     
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  3. cubera

    cubera Plankton

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    Could it be worm spawn?
     
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    saltyfish922 Feather Duster

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  5. dano

    dano Spaghetti Worm

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    yea gross!!!!!!!! it peaked its head out from the rock looked right at me and spuwed.
     
  6. cubera

    cubera Plankton

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    LMAO......I'm no expert on worm biology. Would you feel better if it just vomited?
     
  7. dano

    dano Spaghetti Worm

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    vomit would be great. if its spawn hes populating the earth. any suggestions on getting these thing out. their pretty crafty on ditching ya. he doesnt want pull the rocks the tank is pretty old and has alot of growth.
     
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  9. hoodoo

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    well, I got mine out pretty easy. I got up in the middle of the night, when it was really dark. Opened the tank and got some chop-sticks (yeah, the chinese food ones). then got a flashlight and searched the bottom of the tank. They were all crawling over the sand to get from one rock to another. then I used the chopsticks to pick em up. I collected them and they got dumped in the food dispenser ;)

    was pretty simple actually
     
  10. cubera

    cubera Plankton

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    One technique is to put some food in a piece of pantyhose. Put the baited hose in the tank at night. The worms will come for the food and get tangled up. You can then toss the whole thing...worms and all in the trash in the morning.
     
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    Diver_1298 Eyelash Blennie

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  12. dano

    dano Spaghetti Worm

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    thanx all will try every suggestion