100% agree - bristle worms can play an important roll in a healthy reef tank and should be considered a valued member of the cleanup crew.

I'm new to the Hobby thank you for the tip...

Well if flatworms didn’t kill my shrimp I don’t know what did.

Well said mark! They are actually really important CUC members. Fireworms are a different story though....

Man ive been in the hobby for 10 plus years and am actually a little stumped on th eplumbing aspect of going from AIOs to a plumbed sump and tank in a house. if youre looking for video ideas, a quick background on how the overflow and return pump work together, why head pressure is important, how the overflow starts a siphon, how to maintian sump water level, etc. would be cool.

Where you buy your tshirt? In all the videos you have a different and are so cool! Nice tank!

My Charlie the (PUG) appreciates your video today. lol

Nice tank

Hi Bart.

I have a slight algae problem in my tank and I want to try either phosguard or phosban. I have been reading all day and of course im getting 50/50 that phosguard(aluminum based) is bad for tanks and to use gfo. I plan to just put it in a media bag in the output of my remora skimmer. Do you recommend phosban, or phosguard?

Bart is awesome, my 3 pugs says hello! Question about brislewords though, how big do they get? Ive heard some stories about mosters

Full tank update please

Bart loves being on the show.

Can u have too many bristle worms? Especially in the refugium ?

Mine don't even sting.

Bart has bristle worms!!

Just the general attitude of "OMG, what is this hitchhiker in my tank is it going to kill everything what do I do?!?!?" drives me nuts. Most of the time it ends up being a stometella or just some harmless worm. Asking questions is fine, but I see so many people panicking for no reason.