Reply With QuoteBro care to take picture of it ?
Quite curious...
found!!!!!!!!!! It actually lives out of water for a week ! !
Was hiding underneath a piece of newspaper. In container now.
Who wants it, feel free to collect from me at Tampines.
Bro care to take picture of it ?
Quite curious...
Pic here http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=66679Originally Posted by Stradic
this worm ?
I had many of these when i was using my ada soil.
They are fast, in the end, i caught all my shrimps, empited my tank,
threw plenty of whatever mediation i find into the tank,
in the end, all of them came..
Reminds me of brown coloured noodles..
It also looks like a kind of worms we used for our salt water fishing,
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i have them in my decom 3 feet too. i guess i have around 3-4 inside. maybe tonight i will catch them out 1 buy 1 and pass to my friend
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Looks like a bristeworm from a marine tank. I have seen such a worm mixed in with tubifex worms as well.
Yes it does look like a bristleworm found in marine tanks.. I used to have one that was >1ft long in my marine tank... Super scary!
Search for bobbit worm then. That is one freakin' scary worm!
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Bobbit worm lives in saltwater and so does bristleworm.
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