Orange fireworm or bristle worm?

[Keithb22]

I have no idea what this is and hope it’s not a fireworm any help is absolutely appreciated

 

[Mr_Knightley]

That is just a bristleworm, no need to worry.
Good day and god bless!

 

[Keithb22]

Phew! You’re the man! Thank you for the expertise and time. Happy reefing.

 

[NanoDJS]

thats a fireworm, you can tell by the size, and a few other factors in this case, the color, and the brislte segments being laterally located and central to nodes on the sides only.

 

[Mr_Knightley]

No problem, it's my pleasure!
Happy reefing and God bless you!

 

[Keithb22]

thats a fireworm, you can tell by the size, and a few other factors in this case, the color, and the brislte segments being laterally located and central to nodes on the sides only.

for sure a fireworm? How can I get it out of the rock?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Its a Bristleworm

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This is a fireworm

 

[xxkenny90xx]

thats a fireworm, you can tell by the size, and a few other factors in this case, the color, and the brislte segments being laterally located and central to nodes on the sides only.

That's a bristleworm. You can tell because... Uh.... it looks like a common bristleworm

 

[Keithb22]

nothing like a bit of relief followed up by some stress and then back down. Lol good old rollercoaster ride. I mean it’s been in this single rock and is a decent size but I have a 6 line and orchid dottyback so either way it should be somewhat a goner right?