I had not seen my new psuedochromi (most likely spelled that wrong) for a couple days so I decided to check the sump and sure enough he had taken the ride. He was happily swimming around in the live rock down there. I knew I could not catch him with the rock to hide in, so a grabbed a bowl and started pulling out the sump rock. After removing a couple pieces I saw a huge
bristle worm. About the diameter of your pinky, and about 7 inches long. I thought cool, I need some clean up crew in the sump. Then I went on pulling out the rock so I could catch the fish. STUPID. About three rocks later I found his friend with two of my fingers. They both now had a nice row of white "fuzz". I know I should have put on the nice rubber "reef" gloves my wife bought me a couple years ago. They were sitting right beside the sump. Tweezers did not work well, so I ended up using duct tape to pull the bristles out. (handy man's secret weapon) I know I missed a few. My fingers still feel like there are a couple in there, but they are too small to see.
Anyway, the moral of the story is don't move rocks bare handed. Lucky it was not a
fire worm.