This thing looks like a centipede

[Poseidon Johnson]

Just saw this today is it a bristleworm?

 

[Poseidon Johnson]

Camera phone didn't pick up on the color it's orange with white feathery legs

 

[SnazzyUrchin792]

That’s a bristleworm

 

[Poseidon Johnson]

That’s a bristleworm

Bad guy?

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Bad guy?

Good guy

 

[SnazzyUrchin792]

didn’t see your most recent post, orange would make me suspicious of whether or not it’s a firewom

 

[Poseidon Johnson]

didn’t see your most recent post, orange would make me suspicious of whether or not it’s a firewom

I'll look up fireworms thanks

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

didn’t see your most recent post, orange would make me suspicious of whether or not it’s a firewom

Still a good guy.
All fireworms are bristleworms. The vast majority of fire worms are harmless to our tanks.
You don't want to touch a bristle or fire worm.

 

[Poseidon Johnson]

Still a good guy.
All fireworms are bristleworms. The vast majority of fire worms are harmless to our tanks.
You don't want to touch a bristle or fire worm.

I read that fireworms can attack small fish and crustaceans, I have Hector gobies, shrimp and a small manderin dragonet that I haven't seen since I got home from work .

 

[Lavey29]

I read that fireworms can attack small fish and crustaceans, I have Hector gobies, shrimp and a small manderin dragonet that I haven't seen since I got home from work .

I've got dozens and dozens of them. My mandarin and gobys have been fine. Aquatic animals know how to avoid possible predators even in a box of water and rock.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

I read that fireworms can attack small fish and crustaceans, I have Hector gobies, shrimp and a small manderin dragonet that I haven't seen since I got home from work .

Again, most fireworms, and especially ones found in the hobby, are not predators and are perfectly fine in our tanks. Besides, the worm on your photos looks nothing like a fireworm.

 

[Poseidon Johnson]

Again, most fireworms, and especially ones found in the hobby, are not predators and are perfectly fine in our tanks. Besides, the worm on your photos looks nothing like a fireworm.

Awesome thanks again