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+1As stated, better pic needed.
*random thought -- look up spaghetti worm and see if it looks like that
Both are detritivores and will act as clean-up crew. However, medusa worms become very toxic when stressed (ex. if they get sucked into powerheads).Okay i will get better pic tomorrow are either of these bad?
It looks like there are little tentacles coming out. I’m about to post more pics but couldn’t get any good ones they’re really smallCould you get images under white light (ex. with a flashlight)? Also, does the "front" of the worm have tentacles coming out?
Okay what would this come from? The only live thing i have put in there is sand. My rock was dry rockBoth are detritivores and will act as clean-up crew. However, medusa worms become very toxic when stressed (ex. if they get sucked into powerheads).
Picture number 2 you can see the tentacles prob the best pic i gothere’s the pics
They may have hitchhiked on frags if you have any. Mine came on macroalgae.Okay what would this come from? The only live thing i have put in there is sand. My rock was dry rock
I run a skimmer no carbonThey expel toxins when stressed making them bad news and need to be removed although some favor them for clean up of detritus and waste. They also eat through tissue of crab, snails and some shrimp. They share habits of sea cucumbers and can grow large
Running carbon and a skimmer reduces ay effects of toxins
No frags just live sand and i did get some chaeto maybe came from that?Definitely a medusa worm, with the stubbier tentacles. These have not caused any issues in my macroalgae tank yet, however I still use carbon if I think I have stressed one out too much (ex. if I accidentally dislodge one and loose track of it in the water column). I also forgot to add that these are actually a type of sea cucumber:
https://reefs.com/magazine/aquarium-invertebrates-the-medusa-worms/
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They may have hitchhiked on frags if you have any. Mine came on macroalgae.
I have tried to suck up a few with a turkey baster, but sometimes they fall out of the baster and float away before I can suck them back up.What do you mean by dislodge it and loose track in the water column?
I personally used mine in a HOB filter since I have no reactors, though @vetteguy53081 would probably know better.Also how do I run carbon and should I?