Worm ID

It depends on where you have it and how many you have in there.

If you have it in your seahorse tank, it's bad. Seahorses can snick it up and die from the sting or choke on it. If you have a feeding station they will come out and crawl into it where your kudas can see them and think they are mysis. Or if you don't same thing, since any leftovers will be eatten up by bristleworms and/or other clean up crew members.

There good other then that just shouldn't be in a pipefish and/or seahorse tank.
 
I had probably tens of thousands of tiny bristles in my tank when i cleaned it all out a few weeks ago after it crashed. That many can't be a good thing, right? Was I not keeping the tank clean enough?? My substrate (crushed shells) smelled really bad and was very green/brownish when i rinsed it all out nice and good, but i assume that was all the bacteria keeping the cycle in check. My chemicals were always balanced nice.
 
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