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![]() Scarry and moves so fast!! Someone must know what kind of beast this is, i don't.
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![]() looks like a bristleworm
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![]() My thoughts as well - Bristle Worm
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![]() Damn thing is fast! Looks like motility is the cilia hairs along the body, crazy.
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![]() Well then if its just a bristle no worries at all
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![]() I would still keep an eye on him.
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![]() a swimmer you say? sounds like an epitoke. Many annelids undergo a partial or whole tranformation yielding an epitoke which is basically a swimming reproductive organism. it swims up the water column so currents can disperse sperm farther. not uncommon in hobby aquaria
edit: cool video. I've read about them but I've never actually seen what good swimmers they are until now. thanks. |
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![]() Oh, there good swimmers in the video there was just a little bit of water in the dish, but yeah the worm/epitoke has been removed..
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