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Old 01-23-2006, 01:38 PM
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Unfortunately as the grow larger deleterious isn't enough food to keep these guys happy. They turn to corals for their substitute . I have alway seen the small bristle worms in my tank but I am sure over the last six years I have kept this rock there are some big suckers I haven't seen. Nice find michika
I have had at least 4 of them that are over 12" long for more than 2 years, they have never done anything but eat fish food. There are a couple tipes that seam to like snails when they get bigger, but I have never heard of them eating corals.

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but I have never heard of them eating corals.

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i guess you never heard of the oregonreef worm then hey?

http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm
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