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sukeband

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Now i'm scraping the sides of my 30 gallon, the algae is going into the tank. After about 15 minutes after i was done scarping about 15 million bristle worms came out of the rock, the light was still on. Now i've seen bristle worms before and they were a darker color, but no 1/2 of thier bodies seem bright orange. They all gathered on 1 rock and started squirming all over themselves. What was peculier is that they were all sqirting white crap out of their orange ends clouding up the water even more.

 

I had no idea what to do, the worms seemed to be suffering, the fish seemed a bit stressed but okay. Tons of white crap came out of the worms so i grabbed a fresh carbon and stared a water change.

 

What in the world is happening?

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Thats awesome. Your so lucky to see something like that. Excellent picture.

 

This sounds like a brooding behavior for flatworms. These are not flatworms.. That white stuff could be milt, protien, poison, or substrate.

 

Look into the reproduction methods employed by annelida. I think polychaetes fall into this catagory.

 

Again, you are very fortunate to actually of witnesses something like this in your tank. It is rare. I would share your experience with some worm geeks on the internet.

 

Spineless

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DRZL-sauras

hey put a towel over that!!! and get little billy to bedd!! sheeshhh;).....

all thats missing is the electronic porn musicB) ...

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DRZL-sauras

thanks i thinks its my best side dont u agree?...lol

i like your avatar megaman brings back memories of 11yr old nights spent gamin

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I think sukeband knew what was going on the entire time.: I mean, Bristleworms goin' wild.....Girls gone wild? What are the chances?

 

Mike:P

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Awww man .I thought I was gonna see some action ,I mean you did say bristleworms going wild, what a tease.:(

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