Worms in my sand.

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Tonight I noticed a lot of very small worms coming out of my sand. I tried getting most of them out, but since there's so many in one night, I'm scared about what will happen tomorrow. Does anyone know what these could be? I'll try to take some pictures if needed, but they are very small.

Edit: I've seen a couple small white ones climbing on the side of my tank. They look brown when they're coming out of the sand though.
 
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Sounds like you need to more thoroughly vacuum your substrate.
 
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