What the heck is this thing

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This is in my quarantine tank. It’s only 20 gallons and has no fish in it. I was growing algae for fun and all the sudden this centipede looking thing showed up. There’s a couple of them.

You may have to zoom in, it’s inside of the middle tube.
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Bristle worm
 

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Agree on the bristleworm!

for future reference, if you do some research, you will find a lot of information about a type of bristleworm which is called “fireworm”. This is a type that is highly recommended to be removed from a reef tank. Especially when small it’s not always easy to tell the difference between a “normal” and a fire bristleworm. In this case it looks like you have a good guy.
 

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