Blister Worm Article

[carlo]

Anybody catch the article about the blister worm found in a tank im Cobb co.? Shows a few pictures of the sea monster & that its being temp. housed at Marine Reef...or is this an older article they decided to release recently? I can scan the article & post if need be.

-Carlo

 

[lilrobb]

Gopher it!

 

[carlo]

LilRobb;442215 wrote: Gopher it!

go for it...as in scan it?

-Carlo

 

[lilrobb]

yup

 

[carlo]

Better than scanning it, i found the article on the marietta daily journal page. Click on the picture for more pictures of it.

http://www.mdjonline.com/pages/full_story/push?article-Five-foot-long+sea+monster%20&id=5415028&instance=secondary_story_left_column">MDJ Online: Five foot sea monster</a>

-Carlo

 

[carlo]

I went ahead and scanned the second part of the article, b/c it shows another pic of the worm thats not on the web version of the article.

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-Carlo

 

[drnecropolis]

eww. Those monster make my skin crawl.

 

[carlo]

TwinyTwin is to afraid to post, but he said he thinks they are Bobbit Worms....anybody else agree?

-Carlo

 

[drnecropolis]

Yup.. I believe it is a BW.

 

[carlo]

DrNecropolis;442321 wrote: Yup.. I believe it is a BW.

BW could be Blister worm or Bobbit worm

someone should swing by Marine Reef and check it out.

-Carlo

 

[drnecropolis]

 

[johnr2604]

Makes me not want to look at my tank with a flashlight.

 

[jmaneyapanda]

Slow news day in Marietta, I guess. Sounds like something Id see in my newspaper up here.

 

[steve]

Yeah I can't decide if that's good press or bad...

 

[tim8111]

One time I was dipping a new zoa rock, and a baby (7" - 8") one of those ran across my hand. eww.....(actually there are plenty of other words that can be applied too)



Tim