Weird looking shrimp or parasite?

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i’ve noticed a couple of these in my tank. Does anyone know what this is and is it harmful? if it’s harmful, what is the best way to remove from reef tank?

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I also found this in my Nyos TORQ Reactor. Is this the same thing or different. Any thoughts
 

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Again looks to be a spaghetti worm and bristle worm, neither are parasites.

Happy Reefing.

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