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Old 01-15-2012, 12:41 PM   #1
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Just started my first reef tank and when I introduced some flowerpot coral to it yesterday two redish orange worms that looked like centipedes crawed out, whatcould they be and are they harmful?

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They could possibly be Bristleworms. A picture would help.
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Ya tour tight but some one no names mentioned.....me disposed of them. Thanks for the reply thhough.
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Ya tour tight but some one no names mentioned.....me disposed of them. Thanks for the reply thhough.
No problem, glad I could help. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.
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I got up this morning to find that I have a black slime looking algae growing in three different locations. How do I get rid of this nasty stuff? Im assuming that im over feeding to cause the bloom?
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I got up this morning to find that I have a black slime looking algae growing in three different locations. How do I get rid of this nasty stuff? Im assuming that im over feeding to cause the bloom?
Overfeeding could be part of the reason. Have you tested your nitrates lately? If there are high nitrates, that is most likely the reason.


I would reccomed doing a water change, that may help.
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