AZdogpatch06
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Identification?
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AZdogpatch06
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It's the little orange guy...
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dingusplease
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Looks like a bristleworm, kinda hard to tell because it looks like it's partially embedded in the sand.
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AZdogpatch06
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Are they harmless? I'm just coming over from fresh water so I'm not sure
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AZdogpatch06
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Thanks for the heads up!
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dingusplease
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They're good tank scavengers. Just don't touch them, as bribo said, they're setae are very irritating... I actually touched my first bristleworm recently lol. It didn't actually release any setae, I just brushed past it. I was so relieved when I realized I had touched it but it hadn't released any spines lol.
