Please help ID this

[Tgregg0816]

So last night I looked in my 2 month old 35 gal tank and found this thing. No idea what it was, googled and googled and no clue. Very odd looking. I just signed up today and this is my first time using a forum so hopefully I'm posting in the correct space. I also went through all the ID inquiries here to make sure I didn't see a duplicate. I also found out I have a small clear flat worm, a bristle worm and a really small starfish that are apparently bad so I'm going to take them out next time I see them. But what is this? Should this get pulled too?

Ps I can't figure out how to upload more than one pic or a small video clip, so hopefully this one helps,

 

[Tgregg0816]

Another pic

Another pic

All the small tentacles coming off it seem to pull it around, moves like something out of a sci fi flick, wish it'd let me post the vid. How do I upload more than one pic per post? I know it's a newb question but I can't seem to figure it out

 

[Tgregg0816]

Link to vid

Link to vid

Ok, uploaded to YouTube here's the vid
https://youtu.be/3o88TxHzr8Q

 

[shadowmonster]

Spaghetti worm most likely.

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-06/rs/index.php

 

[Tgregg0816]

Thank you

Thank you

Spaghetti worm most likely.

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-06/rs/index.php

Thanks for getting back to me, after reading that article and googling that name I have concluded that's exactly what it is. Everything says it should be okay to leave him in there. Thanks

 

[Ron Reefman]

It's the smallest variety of spaghetti worm. I had dozens of them in the sand of my tank. They are harmless filter feeders that eat the smallest of foods (like some bacteria). Then I got a wrasse and in a few days he had eaten them all.

You can ship them to me if you don't want them! :beer: