What is this?

[dartfrog]

I found this thing in my refugium crawling along the glass. It definately moves along by using the tenticles. It's about 2-2.5 inches long. What is it?
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[llewella]

Have no idea.. Tagging along

 

[weaglereefer]

I'd venture a guess at a baby bobbit worm based on the front "mouth" area.

Either way, kill it!!!

 

[bdesper311]

My guess was bobbit worm also and yes KILL IT!!!

 

[dartfrog]

Well it is in a glass of SW right now...

 

[texhorns98]

Kill it...kill it with FIRE!!!

 

[drnecropolis]

Dartfrog;523650 wrote: Well it is in a glass of SW right now...

What we need is, it in a glass of gasoline, a camera, a lighter and some pictures!!

 

[smoothie]

DrNecropolis;523812 wrote: What we need is, it in a glass of gasoline, a camera, a lighter and some pictures!!

Sounds like the srachipmunk 2 part treatment

 

[budsreef]

Eunicid or bobbit worm. They can get very long, greater than 4', in a small aquarium and it does need to be removed.

 

[jennm]

Looks like a Medusa worm.

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Scroll down the page to see a similar worm about 4/5 of the way down the page.

Jenn

 

[dartfrog]

Looks like a Medusa worm.

That's it exactly, Jenn. I guess it would've been OK if I had left it in the fuge...I never put it back in the tank thinking it was a bad, but it looks like they are particle feeders.