ID Help Please
- Thread starter Myna
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Can you get some clearer pics please?
mcgyvr
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Rule #1 for taking pictures of your saltwater tank.. Turn the blue lights WAY down or or off..
Rule #2 make sure the pictures are clear and in focus..
You broke both rules
In general from here though it looks like its probably just a sponge of sorts.. But its really hard to tell..
Its certainly does not look anything like a spaghetti worm..
Rule #2 make sure the pictures are clear and in focus..
You broke both rules
In general from here though it looks like its probably just a sponge of sorts.. But its really hard to tell..
Its certainly does not look anything like a spaghetti worm..
Rule #1 for taking pictures of your saltwater tank.. Turn the blue lights WAY down or or off..
Rule #2 make sure the pictures are clear and in focus..
You broke both rules
In general from here though it looks like its probably just a sponge of sorts.. But its really hard to tell..
Its certainly does not look anything like a spaghetti worm..
Sorry!! Newbie here lol!!! I will post clearer pics. Thanks!
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AlSimmons
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Have you ever seen anything come out of it? It kind of looks like the tube from a Chaetopterid worm IMO.
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-05/rs/ (Figure 10.)
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-05/rs/ (Figure 10.)
Sorry, I tried to focus and zoom as best as I could. Thanks!
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No, but I did just notice them yesterday. But when I had put the live rock in, I had inspected each piece and didn't see them at that point.
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JVan82
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Get a regular flashlight and look at night time, I had the same looking structure in my tank and was told it was a spaghetti worm.
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Ron Reefman
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I'd say sponge as well.
I had, and wish I still had, the small spaghetti worms in my tank. They tended to be in the sand and they are out in the light as well as at night. I see lots of them when I snorkel (but they are a bigger species) and they build their tubes under rocks, but they do leave the tentacles (spaghetti) out during the day.
I had, and wish I still had, the small spaghetti worms in my tank. They tended to be in the sand and they are out in the light as well as at night. I see lots of them when I snorkel (but they are a bigger species) and they build their tubes under rocks, but they do leave the tentacles (spaghetti) out during the day.
