I actually try to cultivate "bristle" worms. I have seen a couple in my
display tank at night that could easily stretch to 8 inches or more. In days
of old we thought they were preditors. Most of them only eat things that are
already dead. They will regrow if you only pluck a portion of them out of
rock. You can put some food in the toe of a nylon stocking. Put it on your
substrate at night and pull it all out and throw it in the trash in the
a.m.....the worms will be stuck to the nylon. This is the most effective way
I know of to "trap" them but I would not bother as IME they are good for the
reef. Some people use plastic bottle traps with good success. You can find
many good articles about this online. Try www.reefs.org library for example.
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