Worn ID my tank

[petrasb]

Is this a Bristle Worm?

And wanted to share some pics of my 175 display tank.
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[vettesarebest]

Indeed it is keep him hes a good one. He is also full of food! Wow a pair of fox faces! Thats a first for me! Nice tank! What Kind of tang is that? The blue spotted one?

 

[showtime305]

Very nice tank.

 

[petrasb]

Thanks,

It is a Vlamigie tang, it is very tame and peacefull.

So, not all bristle worms are bad? I have another large worm that is kind of black/dark blue in my largest rock in my display. He doesn't seem to bother anything, so I haven't tried catching him.

Once I went on vacation for a week and had a friend feed my fish once a day. When I got home something ate all my golden polyps and Zoas. I blamed it on worms, but I think it was my Coal Beauty or Flame Angel.

 

[vettesarebest]

No bristle worms can be good for stirring up the sand bed and eating detritus. When they get big is when they can become a problem.