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[Killietalk] Grindal worm biology?

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Subject: [Killietalk] Grindal worm biology?
From: "matt kaufman" <igotadose at hotmail_com>
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 18:12:00 +0000
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Anyone got a good pointer to grindal worm biology? I've observed some interesting feeding behaviors (I think) with a new culture, but they only make sense if the grindal worms are a nematode. Are they? Are they annelids? Are there (my guess) both nematode 'Grindal Worms' and annelid "Grindal Worms" circulating in the hobby? Anyone know what the original ones were?

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