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so a quick run through (and not sure if any of this is relevant to my question but I'll throw it in here anyway
)
my tank has recently taken a turn for the worse
ammonia spike
lost about 5 pieces of coral so far (zoos and xenia mostly)
lost a goby
other 4 fish, and the cleaner shrimp are looking good
surprisingly, of the coral to survive are 2 bubble-tip anemones (one is brownish, and the other (which actually split from the first one) is almost greenish)
so im walking past my tank, which is now quite the mess from moving things around and shifiting things to my QT, and can't help but notice that there is a HUGE FREAKING WORM IN MY TANK!
its got to be about 4-5 inches, it looks spiky, it was moving in the sand
i managed to take the following (admittedly terrible) photo
from what i've found on my own my best guess would be some kind of fireworm?
if that's the case, should i get rid of this thing???? :help:
so a quick run through (and not sure if any of this is relevant to my question but I'll throw it in here anyway
)my tank has recently taken a turn for the worse
ammonia spike
lost about 5 pieces of coral so far (zoos and xenia mostly)
lost a goby
other 4 fish, and the cleaner shrimp are looking good
surprisingly, of the coral to survive are 2 bubble-tip anemones (one is brownish, and the other (which actually split from the first one) is almost greenish)
so im walking past my tank, which is now quite the mess from moving things around and shifiting things to my QT, and can't help but notice that there is a HUGE FREAKING WORM IN MY TANK!
its got to be about 4-5 inches, it looks spiky, it was moving in the sand
i managed to take the following (admittedly terrible) photo
from what i've found on my own my best guess would be some kind of fireworm?
if that's the case, should i get rid of this thing???? :help:
