ID a red worm

[mizimmer90]

I noticed a type of tube worm growing behind a favie the other day. It's difficult to take a high res picture because of its location, but here's the best I have. Any thoughts? Friend or foe?

 

[KING KONG]

I noticed a type of tube worm growing behind a favie the other day. It's difficult to take a high res picture because of its location, but here's the best I have. Any thoughts? Friend or foe?

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Pic's are blur but what u hv seen? Hope someone help u

 

[fishguy242]

hard tube ? think no problem unless starts bothering coral

 

[mizimmer90]

Pic's are blur but what u hv seen? Hope someone help u

Sorry about the pics, it's located right in the center of my tank behind rocks and coral, so that's the best focus my phone camera could do lol

hard tube ? think no problem unless starts bothering coral

Thanks, good to know!

 

[ROB2005]

Type of feather duster. Under the right conditions they can proliferate in your tank

 

[mizimmer90]

Type of feather duster. Under the right conditions they can proliferate in your tank

Thanks for the reply!

How big do they get? Are they nice to look at? How quickly proliferating are we talking about?

 

[AydenLincoln]

Definitely a tube worm/feather duster harmless filter feeders that don’t get more than a few inches.