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Patrick93

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Any one ever deal with a segment worm? Any help is appreciated thanks!!!
 
That's my goal lol there common name is a bobbit worm and they eat corals especially sps
 
I read a thread (I think on Reef Central) where a guy had a 7 foot long one in his tank for years. They're pretty good at hiding and I think if they break in half they can survive and regenerate. I also saw a video of one in the wild being fed dead fish on a night dive. Scary buggers IMO.
 
Yikes, never heard of a bobbit worm looks pretty nasty, how big is it?

Maybe try to bait and trap it.
 
Rutrag said:
I read a thread (I think on Reef Central) where a guy had a 7 foot long one in his tank for years. They're pretty good at hiding and I think if they break in half they can survive and regenerate. I also saw a video of one in the wild being fed dead fish on a night dive. Scary buggers IMO.

Yeah I read they get realllllllly long lol there horrible looking
 
Alkane said:
Yikes, never heard of a bobbit worm looks pretty nasty, how big is it?

Maybe try to bait and trap it.

From what I saw couple inches but never seen it fully out so god knows how big it is I'm thinking of using a tube to suck out that whole area to get it
 
I have something like that creeping around my tank, it is tricky and cautious. Hard to see most of the time and jumps back in its hole quick. Here's a pic of its head sticking out. It's rather evil looking and from what I've seen it's at least 6 in long.

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Saratj1 said:
I have something like that creeping around my tank, it is tricky and cautious. Hard to see most of the time and jumps back in its hole quick. Here's a pic of its head sticking out. It's rather evil looking and from what I've seen it's at least 6 in long.

Looks like a bobbit worn be careful they grow up to many feet some had 9 foot ones in there tank
 
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