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I found this worm in my live rock, it is not a bristle worm..

They are fast and leave a slimy string, I catch this one in diy trap
 

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i uploaded a video not a picture
I am not sure why it’s not playing
 
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Videos generally struggle on this site - most people upload them to video sharing service like YouTube, then link them here.

Currently, your video is available as (fairly large) download.

Anyway, the worm there may be Oenone fulgida. If so, it's predatory and will eat things like bivalves (including, reportedly, Tridacna clams) and snails - it's not something most people would want in their tank.
 

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