OK- I have many, many, many bristle worms.
There are a few DIY idea's online but hoping to spark a bit of interest. Does anyone have pictures of their DIY traps that have worked for them? How would you improve your DIY trap to make it work better?
Either a link to a thread or even better a picture here.....
DIY Bristle worm traps
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Re: DIY Bristle worm traps
Works like a charm. The block in the center is a magnet so I can move it to the bottom without putting my hands in the tank.
I can send you the STL if you want.
I can send you the STL if you want.
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Re: DIY Bristle worm traps
Thanks but I don't have a 3D printer.
Looks easy enough to make out of spare 40mm plumbing though - small length of pipe and 2 end caps. Drill holes in the side.
Cheers
Looks easy enough to make out of spare 40mm plumbing though - small length of pipe and 2 end caps. Drill holes in the side.
Cheers
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Re: DIY Bristle worm traps
I don't know why I thought you had one. I must have confused you with Lachalan.
This seem to be easy to build.
This seem to be easy to build.
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Re: DIY Bristle worm traps
Yeap. And cheap I guess