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Does water always taste like salt and poo????
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what about putting him in a sump?
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bristle worms are great scavengars. they are blind and hunt by smell. they do not actively hunt out prey. I have them in my tanks that are HUGE and not never removed one and have not gotten any ill effect. and one that big will keep the sand nice and stirred also. they are menacing looking but are fantastic janitors. that is just my 2 cents
I have few large ones myself. I have tried to nab them, but you are right they are quick. and at night they see that flash light and the dart back into there hole. They seem to like the nutrafin sinking food tablets maybe i can lure them out alittle father to grab'em! he he
i have bristleworms in my tank so i put a trap in but they just go in, eat the bait, and crawl back out.
Larger ones can grow to the point that they'll eat anything. Steve Weast found and documented one that was around 13 feet long, and it would mow down an entire area of zoanthids overnight. You can read about it on
www.oregonreef.com
The larger ones in my tank are moved to the refugium or prop section to help deal with detritus.