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You might want to compare him to the crab under investigation in this forum. http://www.marshreef.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=11502 Does he resemble that?

Ditto on the crabs. Keep an eye on them. The worm is about the size where I start getting nervous and remove from the tank anyway, regardless of whether or not it's a fireworm. Don't touch the bristles...they sting like crazy and you'll itch for several days afterward.

The sixline wrasses might, or might not eat them. I had one that wouldn't touch them. On the other hand I had a strawberry gramma that ate them like candy. Flatworm Exit is a good product. You will have to use caution when using it. As Fluff said...siphon off as many as possible prior to...

Is this what you are seeing? Without a better pic I couldn't be sure. http://www.reefcorner.com/images/RedFlatwormCloseup.jpg If this is what you have you need to take some steps to start clearing them out of the tank. These are red flatworms. Once they reach optimum population they will...

Hi folks! It's been a while since I've seen some of you and I wanted to let you know I'm still in the hobby! You might know me by one of my other nicks...Mel_1 or Texas_Mel. I still have my original 29 reef tank and have added a 5.5 and a 12 nanocube since we last visited. The 5.5 is a reef...