Cutting Mushrooms with Bristle Worms

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I'm planning on fragging some of my mushrooms soon, but I have a pretty big (over)population of bristle worms. Anyone know if I need to worry that the bristle worms will think a cut mushroom is dying and go after it?
 
I don't think so. I used to cut maxi anemones and never had an issue. I think they can tell if its rotting or not. Just as any other animal looking for dead or dying tissue to feed from.
 
Nope. Just try not to touch them yourself because they hurt
 

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