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![]() Seriously, unless it was a large worm he should be ok.
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![]() It should be fine. My midas got smacked pretty good by one of the resident giant bristle worms right when I got him. As soon as I put him in the tank he bee-lined for a nice hole in the rock; of course this is the same hole when the worm likes to hide out. His whole left side was covered in bristles. The cleaner shrimp plucked some of them off but for the most part the came out on their own and he was fine. Blennies in particular rub again rocks and the substrate quite a bit so the bristles will come out fairly quick.
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![]() First time I saw a fish try to eat a bristleworm it was one of my clowns and she had this
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![]() What, no avatar change to the bi-color with a beard?
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![]() some dottybacks eat bristel worms my pink back one does. comes out of the rocks with a beard quite often.
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![]() Quote:
One of my clowns also tried eating one. Once. Only once.
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