Got worms?

[st0l1]

You guys sure are a delicate bunch....

+1 LOL

How did that happen?

 

[oO.Crim.Oo]

Prior to turning the tank into a red cherry shrimp tank, I used it as a convict cichlid fry tank. I used to feed all of my fish live worms. Well, apparently the ones they missed lived in the substrate. When I got rid of my convicts and turned it into a shrimp tank they were able to flourish since the shrimp and snails don't eat them.

 

[tennesseemom]

You changed your username! That's why I was confused

 

[AnnetteG]

:22_yikes:

I'm afraid I'd have to pay someone come over and haul the whole tank off. :crazy:

 

[KuchDaddy]

I can't decide whether that is awesome or digusting. Either way, it's impressive!

 

[oO.Crim.Oo]

You changed your username! That's why I was confused

Busted!

 

[Lexi_D]

:22_yikes:

I'm afraid I'd have to pay someone come over and haul the whole tank off. :crazy:

I second that. LOL :jaw-dropping::nilly::yuck:

 

[Stargate_geek]

In a way, that's wicked cool In another way, kinda gross... but it could be worse... they could be something that eats your shrimp

 

[H3D]

Weird.

 

[Yadokari]

That's starting to happen in my firebelly newt tank... the tubifex worms are getting away from them and hiding in the substrate. Last night, I saw a group of tubifex poking their heads out of the gravel. They looked like little strands of thread just waving around the current. It's really gross. I'm going to throw in a ton of ghost shrimp in there to clean that all up or something.
I'd add fish but... it's only 10G and it's coldwater.