Friend or foe?

[RosieSkys]

What say you tribe? First one of these I've found since tank set up last September

. Should he get an immediate eviction?

 

[PSU4ME]

Personally I don’t think so but if you’ve got a ton then I feel the biggest should go

 

[Dolelo96]

Bristle Worms [Good or Bad for Your Tank?] | Fishkeeping World

The bristle worm is a saltwater species of the Cirratulidae family. Bristle worms are easily recognizable due to their elongated, segmented bodies and characteristic protective hairs on each segment.

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[Idoc]

Friend - bristleworm

 

[Pudge&Bubbl]

I only take them out if they are 2 inches or longer. Mostly because they freak me out a little being that big. My dottyback seemed to be keeping them under control.

 

[RosieSkys]

Thank you Dolelo95!

Bristle Worms [Good or Bad for Your Tank?] | Fishkeeping World

The bristle worm is a saltwater species of the Cirratulidae family. Bristle worms are easily recognizable due to their elongated, segmented bodies and characteristic protective hairs on each segment.

www.fishkeepingworld.com

 

[Dolelo96]

Anytime!

 

[ReeferWarrant]

Bristleworm, I think it's all to your preference. They eat detritus, so they are a capable CUC member. They also look similar to fire worms so people get scared of them quickly.

 

[jeffchapok]

He would be welcome in my tank.