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Should I try to get it out or what action should I take, think you for replyingLooks like a bristleworm.
Google bristleworm and compare pics to your specimen. I'm only going by one pic. If it is a bristleworm then there is no need to do anything. They are a good cleanup crew member, IMO.Should I try to get it out or what action should I take, think you for replying
Thank youGoogle bristleworm and compare pics to your specimen. I'm only going by one pic. If it is a bristleworm then there is no need to do anything. They are a good cleanup crew member, IMO.
There is a type of bristleworm called a fireworm. If it's that you need to get rid of it. There are several threads on how to trap them.
Since the pic isn't all that clear, it could be a eunicid worm of some type. Some of those will munch on zoas, but most are algae and detritus eaters.
Keep in mind that just because something is crawling on a coral doesn't mean it's eating it or harming it. Good CUC members help keep your corals free of debris.
For now I would just keep an eye on the coral. More than likely it's harmless and you probably have several.

