Bristle or fire worm?

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I have tons of large bristle worms, but this guy is colored different. Just a different bristle worm or fire worm? He is over a foot now and in the dirtiest part of my sump. The sump lighting is rather yellow / white but the red on him is flame red, much more than the picture shows.


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Big ol' fireworm!
 
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Nah, Ive been stung a million times. The red color vs grey/green is the identifying feature, along with size.

That is extremely helpful. Yeah, I have seen that grey/green color so many times. That is what struck me odd was this red color, he is pretty though. We are going to keep him in the sump, I see no harm there.
 

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