What is this worm

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who eats them in tank? i see CBB would grab little ones and spits them out instantly
 
Green bird wrasse and arrow crabs consume them. So does my harlequin tusk
 
who eats them in tank? i see CBB would grab little ones and spits them out instantly
My pink streak watchman turns up with a fat one hanging out of his gullet every now and then. I don't know if he eats enough to manage their numbers though.

Arrow crabs, but they have their own drawbacks. Bristleworms are beneficial so long as you don't let their numbers get out of control.
 
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I wanna know how long you've been waiting for the right moment to post that?!?! lmaooooo
Oh that video, I've known of it for about 10-12 years I think. But, almost everyday there is a thread "what's this", " I have too many bristleworms", "how many bristleworms are too many", "do I overfeed", something like that. There is always an opportunity. But you gotta wait until the serious business is handled and op is all squared up. Then you get to dump on their thread with stuff like that.
 

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