Worm I'd please

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I saw this the other day in a piece of live rock that I recently got and was wondering if their bad ?
 

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Not sure about first picture but the other is a bristle worm. Not bad but I wouldn't add it back. They have spines that'll stick you if you accidently grab them.
 

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