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Posted	getting rid of bristle worms
11-05-2007 09:17 by robinaero	I know the method that is on ebay most of the time.. But isnt there a more effective and easier way of getting rid of Bristle worms? I would like to just get the numbers down a little bit. thanks
11-05-2007 10:33 by Ed	Why do you want rid of?,they are part of the eco system in your tank.
11-05-2007 11:12 by Alan	Don't aim to get rid of them as they are extremely beneficial feeding on detritus and turning over sand beds. There are a few to be warry of but in the most part they are harmless if you are concerned about numbers add a fish such as the pyjama wrasse these will pick of the smaller ones and any large ones causing a problem (very unlikely) can easily be removed with tongs after lights out. They can sometimes be a problem with giant clams though.
11-05-2007 20:28 by jonie	Bristleworms are a beneficial addition to a reef or FOWLR aquarium

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