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hard to tell from the photo, but i would say some sort of bristle worm. I have quite a few in my new tank, but for the most part, they stick to the rocks. I've read that they are, in general, more beneficial than detrimental to your reef tank. I'm pretty new to the hobby though so maybe...

The swish test came up clean :-) I tried it with my hand as well as with a syphon and nothing came off the rock. Thanks for the tip!

I stopped in my LFS this evening, they where able to show me a few flat worms they had in one of their display tanks - so now i know what to look for :-) I'll give it the "swish" test in the AM and see what happens. Antonio...

Here's a closeup of that area - it;s a tough spot to get a closup on, so I may or maynot have gotten a pic thats any better than the first one.

I can't seem to see anything that matches up what Ive seen online :huh: I tried scraping a few of the areas that sort of look like the photos ive seen, and they where all hard patches - should they be soft and easy to scrape off? I want to actually see one (and know I'm seeing one), so that...

flatworms - not sure I would recognize one if i saw it. Which photo number shows the flatworms? I'll do some research on how to get rid of them - any tips for a newbie on what works best?

Cool - I have quite a few of these on the rock. They are all pretty small right now, how big do these get?

My first saltwater/reef tank. These are photos of the build process and the end result. Of course, the end result is never actually finished, so I'll add to this as things progress