Black Small Worms on the Sand

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Need ID this black hair like small worms all over my tank. Like hundreds of them. I searched everywhere and couldn’t find anything, even use AI. They only appear when lights are off hiding from the sand and disappear with lights on.

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I have no idea, but I would hazard to guess the population is regulated by the available food resource. For instance if you have a Bristle Worm population and you over feed the tank will end up with a lot more Bristle Worms.
Did you start the tank with live rock?
 
You might be overfeeding the tank allowing them to swell in numbers, black bristle worms
 

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