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February 14th 05, 01:18 PM
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go get him!!!! lol it worked for bobit
-- www.reeftanksonline.com www.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms "Steve" wrote in message news  Ah, say it isn't so! Took me long enough to get even half of him! Well, maybe he will be a little more selective on what he munches on now...  Thanks very much for answering that. S. Philip wrote: Fortunately, or unfortunately depending on how you look at it, it will most likely regenerate. "Steve" wrote in message ... Rich R wrote: same here they eat my hammers and tend to clip the tank of what they want! Yep, I hear you! There are lot's of good ideas here for getting rid of a predatory Bristle worm, but my original question has not been answered! I managed to 'clip' half of the Bristleworm, will he regenerate and come back, or will the rest of him die in the rock? S. -- -- GNU/Linux is user friendly... it's just picky about its friends. -- -- GNU/Linux is user friendly... it's just picky about its friends. 
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