Please ID Large Worm

[cdemoss01]

They live in rain forests lol, very rare too. Last surviving member of the phylum onychophora, Halluicgenia and Perpatus being its extinct relatives.
Fun fact: Halluicgenia is the worm in Attack on Titan

Dang it. Well I hope the op responds before he kills the worm, or worse it dies of being too cold or something..

 

[BristleWormHater]

Dang it. Well I hope the op responds before he kills the worm, or worse it dies of being too cold or something..

Wouldn't worry about temps, pests are extremely resilient, otherwise they wouldn't be pests.
I accidentally kept pyramid snails in cup because I forgot I put them there, they were still alive a month and a half later.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Tempted to go out to a wet area grab some mud, moss and rocks and find some velvet worms!

They do pop up for sale online every now and then, but I've heard they are extremely difficult to keep, you need to mimic rain forest conditions to a tee.

 

[cdemoss01]

Wouldn't worry about temps, pests are extremely resilient, otherwise they wouldn't be pests.
I accidentally kept pyramid snails in cup because I forgot I put them there, they were still alive a month and a half later.

What happened to them?

 

[cdemoss01]

They do pop up for sale online every now and then, but I've heard they are extremely difficult to keep, you need to mimic rain forest conditions to a tee.

Ah. And if I get my hands on this Bobbit what should I expect?

 

[cdemoss01]

Wouldn't worry about temps, pests are extremely resilient, otherwise they wouldn't be pests.
I accidentally kept pyramid snails in cup because I forgot I put them there, they were still alive a month and a half later.

Actually I've had them before.. sadley they died they are just baby astreas right?

 

[BristleWormHater]

Actually I've had them before.. sadley they died they are just baby astreas right?

Nooo
They are parasitic snails, they feed on clam mantles and other snail's flesh.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Nooo
They are parasitic snails, they feed on clam mantles and other snail's flesh.

These guys

 

[cdemoss01]

These guys

shooot

 

[cdemoss01]

@BristleWormHater if i did set up this tank what would I need?

 

[BristleWormHater]

@BristleWormHater if i did set up this tank what would I need?

For Op's worm?

 

[JoJosReef]

Looks like a Eunice worm to me. It is a very large genus. I'm surprised you caught it. Did you say you had recently treated the tank? Might have been off its rocker. Normally they remain anchored to their rock and retract lightning fast when they sense movement. I would not return it to the tank if you are on the fence about keeping it. This might have been your only chance! If you do, it's at least comforting that most are not the feared bobbit worm, and many I believe are meant to be detritivores and not ambush predators... Still, they have potent mandibles and might be opportunistic. I've spent many a night watching them under red LEDs. Even nearly nabbed one with long tweezers--then it opened its mandibles and began striking my tweezers like a snake, startling me enough to release my grip and GONE. That was the last time I tried to catch one. After that I just chucked the rock it lived in.

 

[chenyikey]

I dont know exactly what what type of worm it is but it looks bad.

钢毛虫？