Bristle worm in fish free tank

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I spotted a small bristle worm today in my 25 gallon coral + invert only tank. I only occasionally feed coral foods like reef roids, benereef or yellow snow, will that plus algae in the tank be enough to satisfy it or do I risk it getting hungry and coral nippy? It's currently only about 1" long so it would be challenging to catch....
 
I spotted a small bristle worm today in my 25 gallon coral + invert only tank. I only occasionally feed coral foods like reef roids, benereef or yellow snow, will that plus algae in the tank be enough to satisfy it or do I risk it getting hungry and coral nippy? It's currently only about 1" long so it would be challenging to catch....
If there is one there are 50 or 100.
 
I don't think I've seen anyone claim that bristleworms eat coral (yet). I do try to get them out of my tank as I see them but that's only because I don't like worms or insects. No harm to the reef that I've seen.
 

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