Dude............. 5+ feet, I would bring out the Hazmat squad or just simply shot it.
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You are wrong for that ! Side note- I'm staying at a holiday inn until this is rectified. :/They know there is nothing to fear now. They are kings of your tank both day and night.
You are wrong for that ! Side note- I'm staying at a holiday inn until this is rectified. :/
Bobbit Worm Trap from YouTube. Looks easy enough...
Yea that will probably be how I go. It's just such a massive rock. And so many of my babies are in there. but this **** has got to go. The aquarium store today told me to throw the rock away. I don't want to do that !! So he said to starve them a few days then try the trap again. I feed my fish and other babies well so I guess the worms are fed well too. Going to cut back and see how it goes. Most that were out at one time last night was 7. Caught 3 standard bristle worms but the big boys were impossible. Picked up the trap like a dumbbell and carried it to the rock. Time to pack the bags.Hunger is your best friend when trying to catch one of these, anything in the reef really. But your worms may be coming out so frequently because they are getting hungry. No doubt that's what happened to your shrimp. So you might be able to use that to your advantage with trapping, but. . . my own experience with one of these, I had to remove the rock mine was in and leave it in a empty 5 gallon bucket for a day and a half to finally be rid of mine. It finally came out and coiled around the bottom of the bucket and I put the rock back in. The zoas and mushrooms on the rock made a quick recovery. Looking back I wish I had just taken the rock out sooner. Nothing I tried worked prior to that and I lost a lot of livestock to that $&@# thing. Just my two cents. . . Good luck!