!!!!! I need help now !!!!!

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I pulled this out of a rock this morning, looking for. Positive ID of bobbit worm. If so, are they solitary or should I look for more before putting the rock back?


I really dont want to go through the whole pulling rocks out of the tank thing again if I can avoid it.

 
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Nuke that thing and find more in your tank before it eat all your fish. [MENTION=8996]ndrwater[/MENTION] might know more bout this monster

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Kill it with fire!!

Definitely a Bobbit. They can and will reproduce by splitting. How big is/was it?
 
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About 8 inches, I soaked his entire rock in shwepps club soda. I got the entire worm.... just in case he had any friends.
 
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