RFA vs Bristle Worm?

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I came home from work to one of my nems looking super ticked off. Appears it's covered in tons of bristles. I'm guessing it got into a scrub with a bristle worm?

Anyone know if they can self heal through an encounter of this sort?

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They look like big bristles; what size is the nem?
Nem on a happy day is about 2 to 3 inches across. However I have 2 bristle worms that are about 6-8" in length
 
Well that's certainly a large bristleworm.. Not a fireworm right? Bristles just seem long to me but I'm no expert. Not exactly stating a fireworm is an issue either if you choose to have on in your tank...just being curious :)
 
Well that's certainly a large bristleworm.. Not a fireworm right? Bristles just seem long to me but I'm no expert. Not exactly stating a fireworm is an issue either if you choose to have on in your tank...just being curious :)
Haha yeah, they are big ones, these bristle worms would definitely be a boss fight if they were in a video game.

Here is one when the tank was young and still maturing

Lernie, Lord of the Bristle Worms
 

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