Yes, they get big. They also are real digging fools, hence the "engineer". On a personal note, I think they look kinda creepy when they get larger too.
No corals? Then I wouldn't worry about it. If it looks like it's going to take longer you could jury rig the light from your 37 over the new tank just to provide some light on it but I wouldn't sweat it.
Hi Chip;
Yes, bristleworms can "sting". The "bristles" get lodged in your skin and can cause mild to mildly severe reactions of itching, swelling and a burning sensation. Remedies range from soaking your hand in white vinegar, very hot water or hot water and meat tenderizer; any of these will...
LOL Jerel; you know it!
Steve; no, I hadn't heard that Mary was expanding over there, if so, good for her I'd be working for a small company that's well established, if all goes well.
I'm still at the "keeping my fingers crossed" stage but I'm trying to get all the facts just in case. I'd be supervising a crew of divers/collectors and packers and handling the shipping of primarily live rock, fish and some corals. And playing in the reef out my front door and the lagoon out...
Thanks James! Any idea where I can find Rod's address? His info would be right up my alley....if I can convince Hubby to go or that he could live without me for awhile I'll be working for a marine ornamentals exporter.
Alice