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Yesterday I took out a bunch of a 1 lb bass. Inside their gut cavity were a number of small worms. These were not in the flesh of the bass. Is this part of the life cycle of the snail that can be controlled by Red Ear?
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David
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They are in the gut cavity and not segmented.
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