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HCJohn
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Post by HCJohn »

Im guessing this is some sort of Bristle worm but I wanted you guys to see and give me an opinion. Thanks for your help.
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Post by HCJohn »

Well, I went and got him out of the tank, so heres a much better shot. Hes not really green but a light pinkish brown color. Thanks in advance.
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Post by ShagMan »

Somebody may correct me, but that looks very much like a "fireworm". Don't handle him, he'll hurt you pretty bad if he stings you with those spines. I had one in my 100G that was like 4-5" long!
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Post by HCJohn »

Amazingly, they look so soft. I didnt touch him anyway, I nabbed him in my net as I was worried about that.

Is this something I should keep out of my tank or free him back in? Thanks again
28 Gallon Bowfront Tank
35lbs Fiji rock (taken by Katrina)
50lbs Live Sand (taken by Katrina)
175 MH lighting
110watts of PC lighting
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