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Do these look like fireworms? Fatter and more of a flat body than most of the pinkish brown bristleworms I’ve had before

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Doesn't looks like the correct color unless the photo isn't showing the color
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i had the unfortunate experience of touching a fire worm while cleaning up a piece of rock it fell onto my hand and i can confirm with upmost certainty that they do in fact hurt a lot worse
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Do these look like fireworms? Fatter and more of a flat body than most of the pinkish brown bristleworms I’ve had before

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Appears to be a common bristleworm but the low lighting does not help
 
Ok yeah sorry that was with flash on. But it is a dark gray color.
dark grey can be a nereid or phyllodocid worm but really need good pics to best determine
 

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