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Fast moving worm found in sand. Will quickly bury itself. Similar look to bristle worm but 100x the speed.

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Fast moving worm found in sand. Will quickly bury itself. Similar look to bristle worm but 100x the speed.

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Looks like a capitellid worm reffered to as a lugworms which looks like a common earthworm and eats organic matter off the bottom. Not welcomed im my tanks
 
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