Are these bristle worm eggs?

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I have noticed more than one of these clusters, They are right below a Hammer coral but I doubt they are polyps. I do have a bristle worm problem and am working on reducing them, but I was wondering if someone could identify these.

In my tank (32 gal biocube) I have two each of clowns, damsels, green chromis, and one royal gramma. Plus variety of asteras, conchs, turbos, and a sand shifting sea star.

TIA

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Pithos Crabs or manual removal are probably your best option. Emerald crabs work good but can go rogue and start pestering LPS.
 

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