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I'm looking at a reef worm package that includes spaghetti worms and bristle worms. I'm trying to get some diversity in my fairly new tank. What's everyone's opinion on theses worms?
 
I wouldn't pay for bristleworms, they'll come in time on something. I love Spaghettis.
 
People that want to get rid of bristleworms have a hard time doing it. They can get into crevices and deep enough that the dip can't get them. I don't have any bristleworms in my tank either, but I'm about to stock the corals and figure some will ride in on that. Even if you want to introduce them, put a call out for some free ones. I'll rap the knuckles of whoever charges. LOL!
 

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