anyone have any bristle worms to spare

[Malcolm_C]

Looking to setup a bristle worm tank

 

[Bret61081]

hmmm...I have a bunch of the pinkish and white ones in my fuge...not sure if thats the one your looking for! I took a huge one out of my tank a month or so ago so its prolly still down there somewhere!

 

[Malcolm_C]

yea, thats what im looking for, the larger the better. just need the get a colony going and the larger ones reproduce them pretty fast.

 

[bawla47]

dang, when i did the tank swap, i had over a dozen atleast 6" long i just left them in the old sand and let them die

whats wrong with you malcolm, you should have asked before! lol

 

[Speckled Grouper]

Crap, you are 2 days too late, I had some beautiful 6 to 8 inch specimen submerging, when I broke down my 180g over the last weekend. Wish I would have known
I still have the old sand outside, I will do some digging tommorrow.

 

[Malcolm_C]

yea, thats what im looking for, the larger the better. just need the get a colony going and the larger ones reproduce them pretty fast.

 

[Dactyl]

why?

 

[Malcolm_C]

bristle worms reproduce at a very fast level and many copopods will eat the larvy.

 

[Malcolm_C]

also, i noticed when they release the eggs and sperm into the water, acros purk up.

 

[Treeman]

Well then all my corals must perk up all the time

I have plenty in my GH if you still need some. I could get you hundreds.

 

[Malcolm_C]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7492928#post7492928 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Treeman
Well then all my corals must perk up all the time

I have plenty in my GH if you still need some. I could get you hundreds.

cool, let me know when ure avaiable, or i can get them from the next meeting.

 

[jobob]

Have you guys ever see them release sperm, eggs into the water. When I was out my brother told me they where releasing some cloudy stuff in the water, clouded up the tank. Any ideas? Thanks.

 

[illal]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9441727#post9441727 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jobob
they where releasing some cloudy stuff in the water, clouded up the tank. Any ideas? Thanks.

sounds like they wer spawning

 

[pedromatic]

I have plenty if you're looking for some biological diversity ;^)
I can bring some to the meeting.

 

[bawla47]

you do know this threads a tad old?

 

[pedromatic]

D'oh!
Thanks, I didn't check. Jeez, Malcolm must have a gazillion bristleworms by now.
Cheers!