Worm ID?

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I'm guessing bristtle worm but I want to check with you guys.

I saw 2 of those on my coral, got one, other ran away.

I placed a trap for tonight.
 
Difficult to say if you have a carnivore or detrivore.

How to get rid of them if they are detrivore?

I don't mind them that much but I have to get rid of them if I want mu gf to stop screaming everytime she sees them. :)
 
How to get rid of them if they are detrivore?

I don't mind them that much but I have to get rid of them if I want mu gf to stop screaming everytime she sees them. :)
Just set traps with some shrimp and see if you catch em. Sounds like they've propegated for you. If no fish or coral are dead or missing... maybe some fish food in a trap?
 
It's interesting how the coral where I found them, large kenya tree, it's not expanding fully last 2 days. Worms are bothering coral.

I gave it a quick FW dip and this guy dropped.
 
It's interesting how the coral where I found them, large kenya tree, it's not expanding fully last 2 days. Worms are bothering coral.

I gave it a quick FW dip and this guy dropped.
Okay, they're probably munching on the softy. Maybe.
 
Update: didn't catch any worms in trap last night, but I saw 2 more same worms in tank on flashlight. The reason I believe worms didn't go near trap is because hermit crabs were on it all night, they just couldn't resist the smell of dead fish inside and they were trying to break the trap whole night. I will try again tonight but I will remove all crabs from tank to the bucket for the night.
 

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