Bristle worm or star fish?

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I noticed some zoa frags were closed and acting funny so I was moving them around and found a cluster of what I thought were bristle worms...they seemed stunned and I was able to snag a few with some tweezers.
When I got them out they looked more like star fish with a circular center in which al the bristly legs came off ...I tried to take a picture and this is the best I could do.

I know I have more of these pests and if you know what they are how do I get rid of them?
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Little brittle stars. Good clean up crew members and cute little guys!
 

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