Worm ID, good or bad?

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Came under acro frag that was shipped to me. Is this a good or bad worm to keep?
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Hard to say but Almost looks like a fire Worm due to the Two lines of bristles on each side and in that case its bad and you need to discard it but im not 100% sure because the turkey baster distorts the pic a little so cant tell for sure. Regardless i would advice to remove it completly from the system
 
Worm was properly discarded via my sink's garbage disposal, which was in the "On" position 🙂
 

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