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Old 04-29-2007, 06:17 PM
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Most worms are detrivores and are harmless. If they were in the sand bed then they are probably fine

Now if you find one camping out on a coral and the coral is disappearing then it is time to panic
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Old 04-29-2007, 06:51 PM
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Yeah I figured they were a type of bristle worm. I lost a colony of zoos to a white bristle worm once so the red ones worried me a bit. Most of them are quite small. I was just concerned about adding the sand to my reef tank, the tank they are in now only has LR so I didn't know if they would do any damage to a reef. So they get up to a foot long eh? I hope I never see one that big.

Thanks for the info
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