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#1
March 7, 2010, 07:13 PM
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In search of bristleworms, pods, ministars, etc.
(I posted this on RC also. . . )
As I rebuilt the reef at Columbine this weekend, something became glaringly apparent to me while moving around 200 lbs of rock--I didn't see a single bristleworm and only a scant pod or two all day. I used to see, oh, about a hundred or more bristleworms each time I would feed and pods galore. A salinity crash/flood, scant feeding, and sloppy maintenance lately have taken their toll, I guess. Does anyone have an abundance of these and can spare a few or a dozen or a million? I re-aquascaped and plumbed in a 45 gallon remote sump with more LR, and I could use a "recharge" of any microfauna possible. I looked at IPSF.com, but something in me thinks it is a bit silly to pay $30 plus shipping for a dozen worms. I used to find that many clinging to the carbon bag in the sump. I can pay for them, trade a (slight) few items for them, or shovel your driveway next time it snows. Anyone? Cheers. 
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#2
March 7, 2010, 08:53 PM
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i have bristle worms and i could try and trap some for you
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March 8, 2010, 10:14 PM
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Let me know if you dont get enough of these within the next few weeks, I can definately re-supply (probably be hitting Reef Ed)
go figure, high nutrient system = high biodiversity... worms and pods are an easy fix!
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#6
March 9, 2010, 11:57 AM
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Quote:
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Chad Wohlers Secretary Secretary@marinecolorado.org "Give me a frag and I can sell one coral. Teach me to frag and can give for a lifetime."
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