Wtf

[jayjerk]

Any ideas. Thinking its a species of spaghetti worm. I find them all over soon as I stir up sand


View attachment 15533
View attachment 15534
View attachment 15535

 

[jrpark22000]

yeah, same looking spaghetti worms I have.

 

[jayjerk]

yeah, same looking spaghetti worms I have.

Ugly lol ****ers wife wants them out now damit

 

[ultimatemj]

Fairly sure they are in the same category as bristle worms....gross and unsettling, but not bad for your tank unless the population becomes significant.

And any of the wrasses or butterfly fish that eat worms would probably enjoy them as snacks

 

[troublemaker]

If I was closer I would gladly take them off your hands. I wish my tank grew stuff like this.

 

[jayjerk]

Fairly sure they are in the same category as bristle worms....gross and unsettling, but not bad for your tank unless the population becomes significant.

And any of the wrasses or butterfly fish that eat worms would probably enjoy them as snacks

Good point prob y my wrasse so dam fat these days. I do.t really feed tank

 

[jrpark22000]

Ugly lol ****ers wife wants them out now damit

Ugly indeed, usually end up looking like a clump of dirt snot in the bottom of my WC bucket after cleaning up detritus piles on the barebottom. Trigger loved snacking on them, but the fish ate bristle worms too.

 

[ColaAddict]

They are great part of clean up crew!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Rcunning8]

lol dude that sh** is nasty! haha i don't care if they are good CUC I wouldn't want those things breeding in my living room! but hey atleast it makes your tank more self sufficient!

 

[Saltwater77]

Yes that looks like what I have... spaghetti worms. I have them all over in my sandbed also.

 

[NorridgeVince]

Jay I gotta tell you, it would take one of those to show up and I am pretty sure my wife would want to burn down the tank to make sure they were all gone

 

[ThePorkchopExpress]

i believe these things self regulate themselves...i often see a spike of them then they disappear only to reappear in numbers later on, probably when there is and there isn't any food...they are fascinating watching them use their tentacles to grab pieces of food from the substrate and bring it under the sand kind of like a sarlacc pit

 

[jayjerk]

Jay I gotta tell you, it would take one of those to show up and I am pretty sure my wife would want to burn down the tank to make sure they were all gone

She wasn't very pleased..lol..esp when I pulled out a 3" one

 

[Bommie]

I had them too...but i vacuum my sand bed and one by one they started disappearing .

Sent from my 6045O using Tapatalk