Bristle worms-these good or bad

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Know there is some debate on the topic and may have to do with type of bristle worm.

I'm seeing these guys, pink/peach head and grey/purple body. About 2-3" long. Seem to only come out when feeding. Are these type good for scavengers? Or should I be plucking them out when I can?

Pic is not great, but should be good enough for ID. ... ok. no longer understand how to upload a pic. I'll search that and then post pic shortly.


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I don't mind how they look, but just want to make sure they won't snack on my coral. So if I should be removing them I'd like to start. But if they are just helping with uneaten food, I'll embrace them.
 

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