Are larger bristleworms more likey to attack small fish

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What kind is this and would it attack? I thought if was a normal bristleworm
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What kind is this and would it attack? I thought if was a normal bristleworm
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Wow that is a large one. U should feed less if it is a bristleworm. It should not attack healthy fishes but I'll say take it out and control feeding and there should be less detritus on your sand(if there is any)
 
Looks like a normal bristleworm - just a really big one.
They don’t kill fish, but can certainly scavenge off a dead one. Most likely the fish died of a different cause and you caught the worm cleaning up.
 
Wow that is a large one. U should feed less if it is a bristleworm. It should not attack healthy fishes but I'll say take it out and control feeding and there should be less detritus on your sand(if there is any)
I just feed one frozen cube a day excluding sundays
 
What kind is this and would it attack? I thought if was a normal bristleworm
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While they can, it is rare. Assure its truly a bristle and not the known attack monster known as Bobbit worm:

Bobbit:

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