This appeared overnight...

[morganatlanta]

Any ideas what it is? Looks like whole wheat ramen noodles... For size perspective that round hole below it is the end of a 1" pipe that goes under the sand bed.
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[jdavid]

Sweet, I'm on it

 

[ringo®]

Looks like sea hare eggs. You have a sea hare in the tank?

 

[jdavid]

Mmmmaybe... This?

http://animaladay.blogspot.com/2013/01/spaghetti-worm.html?m=1">http://animaladay.blogspot.com/2013/01/spaghetti-worm.html?m=1</a>

Try to remove it from the tank, is it alive?

I wish I was there to investigate!

Edit: [QUOTE=][B]Ringo®;912332 wrote:[/B] Looks like sea hare eggs. You have a sea hare in the tank?[/QUOTE]

I didn't even consider that it might be eggs. Mayb it should be left alone and only observed

Edit: +1 sea slug eggs.

 

[glxtrix]

Creeeeeeepy!

 

[ringo®]

Creepy and awesome........I want one if they make it.

 

[morganatlanta]

I do have a sea hare. I had two until a couple weeks ago, but I returned one to Pure Reef.

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JDavid;912333 wrote: Mmmmaybe... This?

http://animaladay.blogspot.com/2013/01/spaghetti-worm.html?m=1">http://animaladay.blogspot.com/2013/01/spaghetti-worm.html?m=1</a>

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Definitely not a spaghetti worm.

Edit: Looks just like the google images pictures of sea hare eggs.

Edit: [QUOTE=][B]Ringo®;912337 wrote:[/B] Creepy and awesome........I want one if they make it.[/QUOTE]

I'm not prepared with the phyto, etc to raise baby sea hares.