Re: [Killietalk] Grindal worm biology?

[Mark Pearlscott <mark at pearlscott_com>]

I'm pretty sure I read that grindals were separated from whiteworms by 
someone with the last name of Grindal.  I can't put my finger on the web 
page at the moment.  If so, then the following would be applicable...

From: http://members.aol.com/larval1/critters.htm
"Whiteworms are also Annelida, of the Class Oligochaeta."

Mark
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matt kaufman wrote:
> 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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