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Yup thats the place! Been there 4 times when hes supposed to be open, but alas he never has been. I wouldn't mind if it wasn't a three hour drive to get there.I think green mt corals is still open over there....just call first to make sure hes around.
Thanks guys! I put it in its own tank, seeing if all the pieces will regenerate. I’ll have 5, and I’ll try and sell them individually. They are super cool under blue lights.Yup thats the place! Been there 4 times when hes supposed to be open, but alas he never has been. I wouldn't mind if it wasn't a three hour drive to get there.
I'm actually in Vermont, I posed in Fla, to try and increase the odds, lots of reefers dwn there.Maybe try some of the LFSs around Greenwich CT: they all cater to the hedge fund crowd and some of their Bond villain customers might appreciate keeping one of these predatory worms. (Leaves you with the challenge of getting the Bobbits up to the North East I know, just thinking there may be more of a market up there.)
I'm actually in Vermont, I posed in Fla, to try and increase the odds, lots of reefers dwn there.
Maybe its a sign that you need a species tank for one of these gorgeous worms! Thanks for the bump, and they have definitely given me some interesting dreams too. My thought is......people own centipedes and tarantulas.....and those can actually get loose in your house!!!! At least this horror is contained to a salt water system! One of the pieces is starting to become aware and not just filter feeding in the corner of the tank. It made its way into the burrow of the piece with the head! They are pretty amazing to watch. And absolutely gorgeous under the blue lights!!! The spiny feet glow bright yellow. The video is a little grainy, but you can see they are super cool. Dark Purple/red/white with bright yellow spines and dark red gills/ampilli for feeding. Really really cool.Ohh thats a bummer! Heres a bump for some views...
Im in ny if all else fails i could set him up a speciman tank......
...you gotta admit that "hey honey can we keep it as a pet?" is a tough sell.One of the pieces is starting to become aware
I gotta say, I'm happy i had to break down my tank, because my re-scape is killer.Your tarantula analogy is a strong argument, I'll give you that. I actually would secretly love to take one. However... I'm still building my first reef and I think a bobbit species tank would be a catastrophically stupid thing to reveal to my wife after spending all this money - the name would give her ideas. She's expecting clownfish and pretty glowing corals, not a mermaid version of Shai-Hulud.
Any time you can say this about something:
...you gotta admit that "hey honey can we keep it as a pet?" is a tough sell.
Anyway enjoy nurturing your terrifying nightmare zombie worm babies: I sincerely hope they find a good home. They're amazing creatures. Please will you keep posting updates? I really wish I could help you out.
(I'll watch your vid later, can't open it on my company laptop. Those photos though! I've seen black and white bobbits but never a purple one. It (they?) really is cool.)
EDIT - I tried: