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Never seen anything like it. Try to save it till you find out.Found 2 of these in my tank. Caught one. Haven't ever seen anything like it before or find anything online since finding it in my tank. Moves like a snake or eel. Redish color with white spots. Anyone have a clue what it could be? Please help. Thanks in advance
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I was just going to suggest it might be a ribbon worm after looking at some images. I'm not sure which specific one, as there are apparently close to 1800 varieties...Quite possibly a variety of ribbon worm. They come in a variety of colors and patterns. They are predators of other smaller organisms.
Pretty are they reef safe.Here's an example of a similar ribbon worm. You said that it moves like a snake. Ribbon worms are known for this because they lack the "appendages" clearly visible in Hesionidae, which are similar to common bristleworms in this regard. Ribbon worms are smooth bodied.View attachment 2376852
I looked back at the picks the one from the tank looks like circles not ribbonsPretty are they reef safe.