i need 2nd opinion on these ....

[vashawn]

there all over now! and they make my skin crawl, Especially pic#2!

 

[jejton]

Looks like bristleworms. Do some googling to read up on them. Most are harmful and even beneficial. If they are reproducing like crazy it could be a sign of overfeeding. Just be careful not to handle them with your bare sting as their bristles can sting, some pretty bad.

 

[Josh]

The first one is a stomatella, the second are bristle worms.

 

[vashawn]

thanks...i goodle them, you guys are correct. i dont bristle worm in my tank. i see to much. si i'm watching how i feed my fish and corals. but how do i get rid of them. sites are saying to use a trap and put food. they must be some fish or invert that will eat them?

 

[jejton]

if they are not bothering your corals, leave them be as they will help keep things clean.

 

[DontXtripNfall]

if they are really bothering you arrow crabs eat them but they do a good job cleaning up

 

[ocholoco]

Hey

Coral Banded Shrimp did the kob for me.

 

[Reef Reaper]

There are traps for sale that traps bristle worms. I will pull them out manually , if I see one! Good luck!

 

[NYreefNoob]

leave them be, they are a good scavanger for clean up, i got a ton in my seahorse tank, 6 line wrasse and halichorus species will eat them also

 

[LongIslandAndy]

+1