Spaghetti worm - Should I put it in my tank?

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So I am taking down my 30g tank and moving to a 120g tank.

My old 30g tank has a bunch of spaghetti worms in it. I never noticed anything bad about them other then the little red tentacles they put out....

Wondering your opinions? Should I move a couple over into my new tank?
 
They are usually harmless and feed on detritus which is a good thing! It's up to you really :) I personally would want to start fresh with a new tank.
 
Haha ya I’m more vigilant with dipping now so it’s one of those things I’m not sure I’ll ever get if I don’t add them.

Wasn’t sure if they were a necessity worth adding though.... still not sure.
 
Whether you add them in now or not, I would bet you'll have them down the line anyways.

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I think yes. They add variety to the life in there. Which also adds balance. I dip too (now) but If I could control what I am adding 100% I would add spaghetti worms. Currently I am looking for some stomatella snails to add to my tank. Some people think those are annoying. But if I come across some I'll definately pick the frag that has the stomatella on it vs the one next door with no stomatella. Diversity = Balance.
 
I did it haha. Already added bristle worms on purpose might as well have spaghetti worms haha.

Now I just need to find brittle stars
 

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