HUUUUUGE Bristle(?) Worm

[Invertafreak]

Hey guys & gals, This makes my bristle worms in my tank look cute and harmless, even if they do sting...

Worm.Big.Scary. AGHHHHHHHHH!

 

[RobbyVonAwesome]

Wow, that thing is HUGE!!

 

[Fish'R'Friends7]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14751182#post14751182 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by RobbyVonAwesome
Wow, that thing is HUGE!!

That's what she said.

 

[boomer135]

if they are cut in halfcan they regenerate? I dont think so but not sure if they can survive if cut

 

[NCreefwannabe]

holy ****

 

[melev]

Did any of you click on the other pictures? They had 9 other ginormous creatures to share.

 

[Hop]

I just watched a monster fish thing the other night talking about the freshwater stingray... That thing is huge (you have to click on the other photos to see what I'm tanking about).

 

[greenbean36191]

Steve Weast pulled a bigger one out of his tank at home.
http://www.oregonreef.com/sub_worm.htm

 

[gliebig]

Does anyone know how big these things get in the wild?

 

[PoukieBear]

Everytime I see pics of those things, I get shivers. UGH!


I have a worm in my tank that's 14 inches long. I've named him George, and I also have Mini-George, who's about 10 inches long, and I've just seen another that's about 8 inches.

I'm NOT looking forward to finding them when I move my tank next week.

 

[DaytonaJoe]

Gag!!! It must be the angle of the picture, but the one in the first picture looks bigger than Steve's 7 footer. Thicker. Yuck. I think if I found something like that in my tank, I would have played an amazing april fool's day prank on my roommate

 

[widmer]

Yea I'd love to know how big they get in the wild...Picture a 50 foot long, 2 foot wide worm chomping down corals somewhere out in the ocean right now.

 

[greenbean36191]

They can get to at least 12 ft, but there are (almost certainly exaggerated) reports of some pushing 50 ft in the wild.

 

[jenglish]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14752320#post14752320 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by PoukieBear
Everytime I see pics of those things, I get shivers. UGH!


I have a worm in my tank that's 14 inches long. I've named him George, and I also have Mini-George, who's about 10 inches long, and I've just seen another that's about 8 inches.

I'm NOT looking forward to finding them when I move my tank next week.

Poukie

I kinda want to cut and paste this whole post out of context into the lounge. a few word changes is all it needs :lol:

 

[fufu]

there should be a movie about this...

 

[Capt_Cully]

Here's my 4 foot Eunecid that came out of my tank. It was a coral muncher. It split in 2 when I pulled it out. The tail end lived for about 3 weeks. The head portion lived in very poor conditions in a friends basement in a 10 gallon tank for almost a year. FREAKY!!!