Bristlewarm
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Terryc
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You can try putting some food in the sand bed and netting them when they come out to get it or iv heard that six line wrasses are ment to eat them. But no they will not harm fish or corals, they are actually beneficial to have in your tank, they eat anu leftover food. I normally leave them in until they get to big then just net them.
sanderson417
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You can buy a bristle worm trap on eBay.
Crystal A
Aquarium Advice Addict
Do you have any other pics that resembles the dreaded fireworm. Is it out during the day or night?
Crystal A
Aquarium Advice Addict
Look in the identification section of threads. There is two threads there. 1says "what the heck is this" and the other says "sweet worm" check them out macdracor has put up some really great info on worms and it will give you a few pics to compare yours to.
