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Paul B

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. I have to many bristle worms and I believe they hunt crustaceans that are shedding and I would rather keep my crustaceans then the worms. Here are a few designs of bristleworm traps that cost nothing to build and building them takes less than 5 minutes. Each one of these devices fills up with worms in my tank at night. I bait them with a piece of clam and the tube on top adds water to the device from a small pump or in my case, the algae trough.
They work great without the water flow but when the clam rots, it robe the container of oxygen and the worms inside die and no more worms will enter. So the tube keeps it working all night but it is not needed.
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anselmo145

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Leave them alone! They will multiply up to the point that the detritus will sustain the population. This is why we get a CUC. They are ugly and hurt like hell if you get one of their fiberglass hairs in your fingers during aqua-scaping. They are always hiding in the rock work. Leave em alone!
 

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