please id this worm

[lalezar]

lenght is 0,5 - 3 cm small worm and i dont know it is reef safe or not. thank you.

 

[MartinEric]

Bristleworm, beneficial sand bed dweller, dentrivore/carnivore.

 

[Hephalump]

Just don't touch it with your bare hands. These are the reason I use gloves in my tank.

 

[mscarpena]

That does not look like a bristle worm to me. That looks like an oenone worm to me. The orange and slime is what leads me to believe that. Does it have hair or legs on it's side. Oenone's have leags, a small head, and 3 anteneas. They eat clams and snails and should not be left in a reef tank. Also where there is one there is usually more. I have caught and removed 6 so far and I feel there are more. Good luck and PM me it fyou have any other questions.

 

[lzqkeith]

look delicious

 

[lzqkeith]

sorry ,repost

 

[Salamander]

Looks like a beneficial bristle worm and not an Oenone fulgida worm to me.

 

[Hephalump]

looks like every single bristle worm I've ever seen in my tanks.

 

[RedRider001]

bristle worm +1 on that

 

[rehype]

+1 to bristleworm