It came from the Sump!

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This def came from the refugium along with some macro. What is it? And friend or foe?

 

[Peace River]

This def came from the refugium along with some macro. What is it? And friend or foe?

Can you get a picture with white lights and maybe from other angles?

#reefsquad #ID @KJ

 

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I will if I see it again. Thanks!

If it helps, it is soft like a slug and moves like a snail or slug. I saw it in the sump first and now in the display. Hasn't seemed to impact anything. Slow and sticks to macro or glass or digs in sand.

This one is around 1/2" long.

 

[KJ]

I will if I see it again. Thanks!

If it helps, it is soft like a slug and moves like a snail or slug. I saw it in the sump first and now in the display. Hasn't seemed to impact anything. Slow and sticks to macro or glass or digs in sand.

This one is around 1/2" long.

Google Stomatella snail.

 

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Cool, thx!

 

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I'm embarrassed to use this thread twice in a couple of days, but I literally just defeated an onslaught of Dinos, was feeling fairly victorious, lights went out and these things came out in big numbers, like 50+ of them, all different sizes and one that is at least 5

inches long.

They are soft and the head blooms into a multi tentacle mouth.

 

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Actually I just found the self help thread for hitchhikers, so will try to ID myself. Maybe Fan worm....still looking through the thread.

What is that!! A R2R guide to common new tank hitchhikers.

One of the greatest things about starting a reef tank is getting your live rock in and admiring all the diversity within it. The rock comes to life different creatures. This is a guide that I, along with a very well known critter identifier @KJ , have put together for the new reefer on what...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[Katrina71]

Those are cool pics! No shame in posting or asking!

 

[Katrina71]

Google polychaete worm and see if you can id it. It's hard to see the head in pics.

 

[Sashaka]

First pic looks like a peanut worm to me. Does it have lots of feeding tentacles? Google and compare. If so, ...safe...no worries.
Other pic is hard to make out. The mouth is blurry, but looks a bit like a bobbit worm. Google Bobbit worm and compare. If it is a Bobbit, it needs to be removed.

 

[Katrina71]

First pic looks like a peanut worm to me. Does it have lots of feeding tentacles? Google and compare. If so, ...safe...no worries.
Other pic is hard to make out. The mouth is blurry, but looks a bit like a bobbit worm. Google Bobbit worm and compare. If it is a Bobbit, it needs to be removed.

I had the exact same thoughts.

 

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Yes! Peanut worm...you guys are awesome.

The bristle worms were like crazy number of different types but none of them had the smooth sides and feeding tentacles.

Now I can sleep tonight, thx.

 

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Since there are like 50 of them, if it was a bobbit I'd be in trouble. Or in the business of breeding them.

 

[Katrina71]

Hey, somebody made millions on pet rocks.