| WORMSWorms are barely evolved soft-bodied animals. They are more common in aquariums 
as live food than as residents, but are never found in freshwater aquariums. 
 A few specific species can be kept in captivity in sea water. They live in a 
tube and are often sedentary. The coloring of worms can vary enormously, but they 
are usually blue or purple, flecked with white, and almost always bicolor. 
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