Need a worm ID

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What is this guy? I think I have two in there. Thanks in advance.

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Spaghetti worm and the long white spaghetti-like tentacles which you see extended from the head is used to gather food. Spaghetti worms do not generally leave their tube or reef crevices and are not highly mobile – they belong to the group of polychaetes called sedentary worms and are reef safe
 
This thing is larger and brown and looks like it is hairy. It is crawling across the sand. Is that a spaghetti worm?
 

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