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please Identify!!
I noticed that I have some wormlike white hair on my rocks and sand. its about half inch white hairlike. are these worms bad?
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Do you have a pic? They could be bristle worms, which I consider a great part of my clean up crew.
See them in this page: Xtalreef
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SW 10 yrs and over
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White and hair like sounds like a spaghetti worm to me also.
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ohh noo so if it is a spaghetti worm (I will try to take a picture if I find one)what should I do? any fish/shrimp for it?
the pic below(the reddish hair like inside the sand) its not what I was talking about but I think this is a blister worm: |
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I would leave it be. These types of worms are beneficial to your system as busy little janitors, cleaning up detrius from the sand and rocks.
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SW 10 yrs and over
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Spaghetti and Hair Worms… What’s in a Name? by Ronald L. Shimek, Ph.D. - Reefkeeping.com
This is a spagetti worm. |
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Aquarium Advice Apprentice
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thanks for the the link but I am not 100% sure is thats is a spagetti worm cuz the ones that I have doesnt have that many tentacles form the link, it only has one on mines, maybe they are too small to me noticable, but I will try to take a pic when I see them. thanks guys..
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SW 10 yrs and over
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No problem. Let us know.
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