Please help me id these worms on my rocks!

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Sorry if this is not the right place to ask but I am worried about these worms on my rocks. Can you please tell me if they are safe to my corals? I spotted more of them in my zoas. Thanks in advance for your help.

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You will see them like white tenticles coming out from the rocks or from the zoas! They are white and around an inch. Thanks
 
Bristle worms? But it sounds like u know alot about this so u would prolly know if it was Bristle worms
 
Bristle worms......I've never seen bristle worms "swarm" like this. I'm thinking you're looking at the arms or small brittle starfish.
 
Bristle worms......I've never seen bristle worms "swarm" like this. I'm thinking you're looking at the arms or small brittle starfish.

I've seen them like tht before but I think they might have been on a dead fish a the lps I was going to ask if he has been over feeding or had I fish die because if they have the food to multiply they will
 
looks like little white brittle stars to me.i had a tank 13 years ago that had tons of them.
 

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