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Old 03-12-2005, 08:43 PM
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Anthony,

Glad to hear that he's making a nice recovery. If you are still heading out my way, you are still welcome to some panacur if you want it. I'd recommend getting anything that will eat bristle worms, but, won't touch your seahorses. Check out http://<a href="http://www.seahorse....ates.shtml</a> for a good list of tank mates, (and yes, the arrow crab is one that they say you can keep with seahorses.... BUT, it's rated a 3, and the description for 3's are"

"The 3's are a bit of a gamble, but work in some cases; watch them with care and be prepared to relocate them if they become a threat to your seahorses."

Not sure if there are any other natural predators to the bristle worm, or at least one that prefers to chomp down on one every once in a while, to keep the population in check, but, if you come across one, let me know, (might be cheaper than nuking the tank with Panacur every once in a while )

Robert
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