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Take down a tang??

they are out of control to many ,lol i got pinch by one of them in my middle finger it felt a little numb for like 15 minutes n they look ogly
Bristle worms aren't the problem, it's the excess amount of food in the sand that they're feeding on. Start cleaning out the sand bed and feed the fish less. You might also want to consider getting rid of the hippo tang since it's going to require more food than a smaller fish not to mention it's too large for that tank anyway.
As long as there is food to support a population, it will grow to meet equilibrium. Once there are too many animals for the food source to support, the population will plateau or slow in growth. Get rid of the food source and your bristle worm population will shrink until there are just a few. They are good for the tank and an overpopulation is a sign of excess nutrients in the system.
Def get a 6 line wrasse, my lil guy eats all the bristleworms seen him the other day with one in his mouth. eazy al got the jc lingo down
