omg... i almost vomited..

[tiredfish]

is this a feather duster or a tubworm of some sort? i found it when i was moving some of my rock into my new tank. it was kinda packed in with sediment and then it came loose..it twisted around a bit then stretched out some and the skinny end of it started to dig in the substrate trying to hide or somethin...anyways the small end emerged and look like either feathers or somethin, it freaked me out seeing that...to top it off there were 2 huge bristleworms..yuk...the pics are very close up....i got lucky with the camera..lol

 

[Fluff]

Peanut worm. lol

 

[fishfreek]

Those are great pics indeed. Good focus and clarity.

 

[Toirtis]

Geez, and when I saw the topic, I figured you had your first whiff of decomposing anenome.

Sipunculuns are pretty cool, but I am not sure that I would want one in my reef.

 

[Fluff]

Sipunculuns are pretty cool, but I am not sure that I would want one in my reef.

Why? They are harmless detritus eaters. I have several in my reef. Just curious.

 

[Smo]

They are harmless and reef safe. (was that an oxymoron?)
I have 3 of 'em. You will see them mostly just before lights out and after dark.
Very nice pics BTW.

 

[Toirtis]

Sipunculuns are pretty cool, but I am not sure that I would want one in my reef.

Why? They are harmless detritus eaters. I have several in my reef. Just curious.

Many species bore holes in reef rock/limestone.

 

[maxamillion]

lol, sorry to revive this dead post, but...

Geez, and when I saw the topic, I figured you had your first whiff of decomposing anenome.

thats just too funny... because that is a really discusting smell!