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Old 06-25-2017, 10:55 PM
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I wouldn't go that far man you can just put your hand in the tank and rub them off you will get them again at night my sand comes alive with them shoes you have good water and chemistry if the CUC sponges worms and pods are doing good
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Old 06-25-2017, 11:01 PM
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I wouldn't go that far man you can just put your hand in the tank and rub them off you will get them again at night my sand comes alive with them shoes you have good water and chemistry if the CUC sponges worms and pods are doing good
I wouldn't mind if it was only a handful of them. But they literally have taken over the whole bottom of the tank. I'm now looking at maybe adding a 6-line wrasse instead of the freshwater dip as I've read they are very good for pest control. The other option (might do both in the larger tank) is a diamond goby, back when I had a 65 gallon SW tank I never once seen a worm with the diamond goby down there. He kept it downright sparkly clean lol.

Thanks man, I didn't know it was a reflection of good water quality! By the way hello from a fellow Albertan!
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