"Worm" Pics, bring em!

OoNickoC

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Just got a fair sized polychaete into a species tank. Very interesting critters! Anyone have shots of some other than standard tiny ones?
 
How is yours interesting? Do you see it often? I had thought about keeping one myself but figured I'd never see it, so it wouldn't be worth it.
 
Pulled from my old 38 years ago.
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Some from this tank.
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Question Sushi Girl (and not to hijack the thread), but why did you pull them? Where they harmful or just too big? I'm terrified of land worms, but have a weird fascination with marine worms.
 
Top one was after a tank crash. Pulled a pink one the same size after that tank crashed the 2nd time.

The rest I have too many large ones, and they steal food from my $40 pistol shrimp & some of my corals so we grab 'em when we can. We still have plenty LOL.
 
Nice Sushigirl! Afew fatties there! I'll get pics of mine on next feeding...just a standard bristle about 4-5".
@ Gnasher I just find them interesting in general, especially when looking for food!

Lol @ kingfisher!
 
I've been quite the hunter using tweezers for years. One night I pulled out 2 dozen when I was bored LOL. I taught my boyfriend the technique too. Tonight while I was on the phone he proudly brought in a fat 6-inch bristleworm to show me.

Wow, I had to edit that to not get infracted!
 
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