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11-25-2003, 05:37 AM
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As a veteran of 1000 bites..
 some say vinegar on the bite. I tried bleach once it worked well.Worst case scenario(provided you are not allergic) is fingers swollen, itchy and throbbing. Reactine will reduce these symptons. 
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11-25-2003, 05:42 AM
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my reef invertebrates book says you will experience symptoms ranging from a mild itch to severe burning sensation. Try removing embedded bristles with duct tape (the author must be canadian! LONG LIVE RED GREEN!) or to use a liquid bandage, allow it to dry and peel it off, along with the bristles.
Doesnt say "seek immediate medical attention" like it does when referencing the diadema urchin, so I guess bristleworm attacks are only annoying and not too too serious 
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11-25-2003, 05:49 AM
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Does hot water help at all? And what about crazy glue? Pour some on, let it dry, scrub it off?
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11-25-2003, 04:21 PM
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It is a funny thing, but I have picked them up with my bare hands to remove some from my tank. I did not experience any stings at all. Maybe not everyone is sensitized
 If I try to move my Closed Brains, or Caulastria bare handed, I get funny feelings in my fingertips. 
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