Comments on: Fireworms, curse them to a thousand tiny hells

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 00:37:39 +0000

Hi, I have a great big fire-worm problem. Initially I went by the advice I gathered online to let them be (when there were only 2) and now (4 dead gorgeous fish later) my aquarium is infested with ~50 of them that are visible.
I tried to get one out yesterday and must have hurt it in the process (in my first try to pull it out) because it went into hiding and came back spewing there (spores?) all over the tank and that initiated the same response form all of them all over the tank. The tank water turned light pink from all the (spores) particles being spewed out.

I am one to not harm things but seeing this, I only feel very bad for the rest of the living creatures in my tank. If I could somehow save all the vert and invert creatures, I would not mind boiling my tank to a crisp to sterilize it.

I can’t believe how lacking the internet is regarding how to get rid of these things safely.

I suppose I should clean out my tank and start again by first treating with Paraguard for 2 weeks.

Thanks for reading.

By: Miriam Goldstein

Miriam Goldstein — Wed, 07 May 2008 15:56:19 +0000

By Rick’s description, the culprit wasn’t a fireworm – or at least, a very small one or a different kind. I didn’t feel it happen. I just had pain and irritation at the base of my thumb that got worse over a couple days.

As for the euphemistic possibilities – I fear that “fireworm” implies, erm, not the healthiest of genitalia. “Dude! Get your bearded fireworm over to the clinic! They have medicine for that!”