How can I get rid of tube worms?

[fish590a]

how can I get rid of tube worms? looks like a tiny feather duster, I notice them about 2 months ago and now they are all over the tank.


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[sklywag]

Give me some if you’re near HB.

 

[Willieboy240]

Copperband will eat them.

 

[joseserrano]

Make sure they are feathe rn dusters before moving forward

 

[fish590a]

Give me some if you’re near HB.

come by, you’re welcome to as much as you can get


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[fish590a]

Copperband will eat them.

never heard of this one. in that case, does anyone has a CBB that they want to sell or rent me?


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[fish590a]

Make sure they are feathe rn dusters before moving forward

can you please clarify?


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[fish590a]

can you please clarify?


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heres a bad picture of some of them.

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[OGFrenchHorn]

Why do you want to get rid of them? They’re great filter feeders


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[drexel]

Why do you want to get rid of them? They’re great filter feeders


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Exactly! These guys are great at catching particulate matter that floats around the tank. My sand had tons of them and I loved it. The fact that you have so many means that they have a steady food supply, so I would encourage you to keep them and enjoy their benefits. Most of us who've been around for a while really love things like this, so enjoy them while you can. Diversity is key to a successful tank and these guys are a part of that diversity.

 

[fish590a]

Why do you want to get rid of them? They’re great filter feeders


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With the rate they are going, I'm afraid they might take over the tank soon. Plus they are on my zoas too, zoa polyps around them are not opening.