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Possible Eunice & Slug thing :)
Have had my tank fallow for a few weeks now due to something nasty on my fish, and the whole tank seems to be coming alive with the absence of those hungry mouths lol
![]() Can anyone tell if this thing is a Eunice worm?? Sorry for the poor pics ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() It is about 5-6 mm in diameter and seemed like it was quite long, although i only actually saw 2.5-3" of it. Got a good look at the mouth though - looked like the thing that ate Boba Fett .Then! This thing slid up the back wall of the tank! ![]() ![]() Looks like a slug, with a raised section that is slightly different in colour to the rest of its body. It is also quite fast too, about the same speed as a Nassarius snail on a mission ![]() Again, apologies for the crappy photos, Thanks in advance! |
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first one looks like a peanut worm , second is a stomatella, both good guys
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Phew ![]() Just googled the peanut worm - interesting little fella! Thanks for the quick reply too
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Never seen a peanut worm in the flesh but I got a shock when I moved a piece of LR and seen a stomatella moving accross it, quick little bugger too
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+1 for both peanut and stomatella.
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