dippin61 New member Oct 30, 2006 #2 A chaetopterid or Spionid worm http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-05/rs/index.php
kmk2307 Active member Oct 30, 2006 #3 No, I believe that is a "peanut worm" (Phylum Sipuncula). They are beneficial detritovores. Kevin
dippin61 New member Oct 31, 2006 #5 haha.. i didnt even see the peanut worm in the back lol.. i was referring to the front worm.
romunov New member Nov 2, 2006 #8 I have seen these polychaete in dense numbers, especially in tanks (obviously live rock) and coarser sand.
I have seen these polychaete in dense numbers, especially in tanks (obviously live rock) and coarser sand.