Bristleworms

Not that I support either of the two companies I'm giving links for, but wanted to show you something i have had personal success with.

Live natural method:
If you have huge worms, forget this, but if they are small or you want to keep the small ones from getting big try a six line wrasse. A good reef fish all around anyways.
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Display.cfm?siteid=21&pCatId=375&TopCatId=1926

I have also had good success with one of these little trap things as long as you empty it in the early AM and not late in the day after the lights have been on for a while.
http://www.aquadirect.com/store/customer/home.php?cat=185

Let me know if that helps.

bkv1997
 
six line wrasse if they are not too big. when i tore down my last reef we found a 14" fire worm in the DSB. just thought i would throw it in as part of the big fish story but true. six line wrasse is neat fish and will help keep your bristle worm population down if worms are small. they also will help control preditory snails (small) from your clams. good luck, and dont let those worms get big or you will have a problem getting them out.
 
Thanks so much.
I will try the six line wrasse. Most of the worms look small to me. I hope i can see this little fish in action.
_Burney
 
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