Eunice Worm?

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Wanted to share this cool worm I found. It was in my main display along with a couple other smaller ones. Noticed them while feeding corals one night after lights out. The smaller ones divided themselves in two pieces like a lizard dropping a tail but the large one stayed intact. Assumed to have hitchhiked in on live rock at some point. It currently resides in a little qt tank with a gorilla crab. Unsure if it's friends made it or became crab lunch.

 
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I would not want a Eunice worm in my tank !! No no no no
 
Off to the sump it goes!
 

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