Bobbit worm removal?

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The dull reddish worms you pulled out are medium sized Bristleworms, not a Eunice (Bobbit) or Fireworms. Eunice worms won't have bristles, they'll look like Centipedes, and Fireworms will have a shiny metallic looking shine to them.

You can argue about this if you'd like, but TBH I'd worry more about why you're losing fish and coral if the worms you pulled aren't the issue.
 
Got a pic of him finally, he’s got a black head then a white band
 

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Now I see 2 new worms the one in the pic I think is a bristle, but I found another small bobbit
 

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I was joking. Azidoazide azide (C2N14) is an extremely sensitive explosive. Like, looking at it the wrong way causes it to explode. :D
Yeah, it's too delicate the nitrogens don't like that arrangement

Azide salts are used in airbags also, not to mention they use the much less sensitive sodium azide to induce mutations in plant cells.
 

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