Bristle Worm Trap
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Used in marine aquariums to trap those pesky and prickly bristle worms (pests). Bait and go!
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Note: (Not sure why the base doesn't present in 3D viewer, it is present and works fine)
Used to trap Bristle worms, a common salt-water aquarium pest. For the uninitiated, Bristleworms, have sharp spines that resemble tiny bits of fiberglass. They burrow under the substrate (sand in my case) and hide around coral and other tank parts. If you're unfortunate enough to grab one of these dudes… Its like getting stabbed with a glass shard. You cant see the bristle. Also similar to grabbing a cactus.
Add your favorite marine food (preferably shrimp or other carnivore diet stuff) inside, pop the lid on, and put it on the bottom of the aquarium, wait 24hrs or just overnight(after lights have been off for a cycle) and then remove from the tank, pop the lid and get rid of them how you see fit.
Best printed in PLA at 0.2mm.
100% Infill (so it isn't buoyant/doesn't float)
You can also use PETG, although I cant speak for PETG buoyancy.
Cheers! Photos to come!
-Boop
If there is any fitment issues for you, please let me know. Have printed myself without problems.