Pix & ID: Critters that come in your rocks: the good and the bad.

Sugar, yep, you are right. So I guess terbellid and spaghetti worms are the same thing? I couldn't find an exact match when I googled spaghetti but when I googled Terbellid I found this which is exactly what I have.

So do they move around? Actually since I made the original question just a little while ago he has moved. He must have heard me say he wasn't moving ;)

He is uncool in that my zoas don't like him, but seems pretty cool otherwise.

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I'm thinking not an aptasia because it looks hard except for its base which as previously stated looks like a Zoas base. It almost reminds me of a pencil urchin with it's thick arms but those don't look like polyps at all.
 
Looking hard & being hard are 2 different things, though. I have one I can't ID that also looks spiky hard at times, but I know it's not.
 
Hi, Does anyone know whats the name of this nudi and if its reef safe? Its like 2", it came in a rock of zoas and it swims with its tail. Its very nice.
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Nudibranch?

Nudibranch?

I spotted this little guy sitting among my zoas that had closed up (pic1) I assume that it's a nudibranch and removed him for further investigation/flushing... see pic 2. It's about 1/4" long. Requesting confirmation that it's a nudibranch, and that he should probably be removed if I value my zoas.
Thanks!

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I know I've seen this on these pages before, but looking through 20+ pages, I can;t find it. Found this little guy walking the glass of my aquarium. About 1/4" long with a forked-looking "tail" (or maybe head?).

Sorry the picture is a little blurry...

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Hi, Does anyone know whats the name of this nudi and if its reef safe? Its like 2", it came in a rock of zoas and it swims with its tail. Its very nice.
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I'm not ignoring this. I just have no idea what kind of nudi this is. Try posting in the "Other Invertebrates" forum.
 
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