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Can Anyone identify these worms? They seem to be all over the sump glass and in the display as well. Are they friends or foes?

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I managed to get this pic back in september of one. Not clear but you can see it’s a stripped worm

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Post to tou tube first than add link here.
 
Im doing some digging right now, Ive never seen a worm like that, does it have antennas? Ant is it def moving? Just want to make sure its not a feather duster.

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Almost looks like this guy, although I couldnt find the name...

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Or this maybe... (http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forum/index.php?threads/baby-bristle-worm.75194/) This suggests they are juvenile bristle worms.

Yes it moves and swims around. I got a video but can’t post it. I do not have youtube either to post the video there.
 
Should i try to get rid of them or just let them be?

I read an article, it said it was a sub species of a bristle worm from Bermuda. Although they are not identical, for most purposes Dorvillidae should be treated like any bristle.
 

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