Kind of a weird question

Maybe ask your LFS to give/sell you any they find.

Unfortunately the only LFS for hours is a crappy petco with a terrible aquaria section...I wasn’t sure if maybe someone noticed some online in a CUC package or something
 
That's not to bad of a deal. Why are you trying to buy bristleworms? Out of curiosity

I have nassarius snails bu I feel like they don’t really dig though the sand. They just kinds find a spot they like, dig down and sit there. Thinking the worms will aerate the bed more. Plus the look cool
 
If you were in Colorado I'd be more than happy to fish some out of my sump and just give them to you. Are there any other local reefers close to you that could hook you up with some? I can't imagine that there are many tanks out there that don't have them?
 
I have nassarius snails bu I feel like they don’t really dig though the sand. They just kinds find a spot they like, dig down and sit there. Thinking the worms will aerate the bed more. Plus the look cool

Ceirth snails will dig right down and move quite a bit. They also clean glass but generally stay off the rocks so they are a great addition to any CUC.
 
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7 months. I have live rock. I see a few bristles, small ones, but feel the sand needs more
 

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