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![]() When my father-in-law first got into the hobby he put an anemone in his tank. That evening he watched some sort of anenome eating worm make a b-line for the anemone and start boring into it, it was like 2 feet long. It ended up injuring it quite badly and nuked his tank, He said the worm moved really quite fast, and broke apart when he tried catching it. I believe it was a type of polychaete, a fire worm. By the sound of how your anemone looked, it sounds like how fireworms consume its prey
http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=292
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![]() Well that gave me the shivers... I never want to put my hand into my tank ever again
![]() Thanks so much for this info and I will be doing some research now that I have something to go by. I really appreciate your help. THANK YOU!!! Quote:
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![]() You are welcome, at least its somewhere to start!!
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