[Gohn]

Originally Posted by rlcline76

There are worse worms you could get in your tank!

What ARE the worse worms you can get in your tank?

[pogodzib]

Fireworms are pretty bad if you touch them and get the needles stuck in your fingers. I consider a flatworm infestation worse as well. As a matter of fact, I don't consider bristle worms bad for a reef tank, as long as they don't get out of control.

[rlcline76]

Right, Gary said that he found a nice size one and removed it recently. I haven't seen anything too exciting bristleworm-wise that would cause a panic.

[glampka]

It was a big sucker - had to be 10 - 12 inches long.

[e_baer]

Somewhere someone had posted a link to a site that told stories about worms. To make a long story short they guy had somethihng like a 18 foot worm in his huge tank.

[Ganrin]

7.5 foot Eunicid worm:
Oregonreef.com

[jimw369]

Originally Posted by glampka

Looks like the little brush they sell to clean the tip of a turkey baster to me.

How the H#$%???

[jimw369]

Too many of any and the big one linked to this thread a few posts ago!

[jimw369]

Originally Posted by e_baer

I think it is a bristle worm, but what type of shroooms are those?

Red Blue Spotted and Watermelons

[Gamboge]

Originally Posted by Ganrin

7.5 foot Eunicid worm:
Oregonreef.com

Holy s#^&*...

[thelastmucci]

that is a big worm indeed...but really how do you notnotice it...I know it was living in the PVC but cmon now..don't you watch your tanks at night?

[Jeremy0322]

His tank is so huge though, i am not surprised he didnt notice it.

[Tommylee22]

that my friend is a fire worm and can do some damage to your corals and or small fish....

[Dr. Clyde]

Funny how things change with time. 15 years ago Bristol Worms were considered the spawn of Satan , I freaked when I saw one in my tank a couple months ago, until I found out we now like them.