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Worms, worms, worms ! part 1
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You know I'm always happy to see more worms!

Chloeia cf viridis will have to do for now; I'm at home without my books. Seems to me that viridis has 3 lines down the dorsum not these ovals but I'll check later. The second is probably Harmothoe, maybe one of the new species recently described by Salazar-Silva. The nice orange one is Iphione ovata - very common on reefs, on Poecillopora, Tubastraea, on rocks, etc. The last is in the subfamily Lepidonotinae but that's all I can tell from the image.
Did you send these worms to me through Nancy or do I have to wait for them?