Reef worm pack?

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I'm starting up another reef. I always start with dry rock and live (bagged) sand. I also use bottled bacteria and bagged pods to seed it. I found an online vendor that sells a reef tank sand worm kit. It includes spaghetti and baby bristle worms. Is this a good idea?
 
I guess it just depends on what you think about them aesthetically. Neither will cause harm, having both will help clean the sand bed and water column of detritus.
 

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