Worm/ slug ID.

[Cope]

Here is a link to my thread, it is the new to hobby and has not got much love. Down at the bottom of the page is a link to a better pick.
Thanks for looking.
Cope

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1323048

 

[luke33]

http://articles.uwphoto.no/oversikter/Marine_biology_Bristleworms.htm

Maybe you can find it on there, hth

 

[Cope]

Thanks luke
But it's not on there. I dont think it's a worm at all. It moves real slow, It is still in almost the exact same spot to day. No new picks as the polyps are open. It dose move tho, It was on another polyp last time I saw it.
Thanks again
Cope

 

[Cope]

Back to page one with you!
Any one?

 

[Cope]

Bump, back from the depths of page three!
Any one got an idea?
Thanks
Cope

 

[Cope]

Bump

 

[Cope]

Heres the cleaned up pick.

Thanks for looking

 

[Cope]

This thing is about 2.5-3" moves super slow, It dose move tho. It hasn't moved in two days, But last time I saw it it was on a different polyp. The front/ top seem to be the "head", and it has some type of foot the just seems to be on the first inch or so. The foot is shaped like this )(
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It also appears to have some type of center line/ spine looking thing that runs down it's center and is raised. If you were to take a cross section of the front of this thing it would be roughly triangular in shape, and tapers to cylindrical in the rear.

I would just pull it out, but it looks kinda cool.
Thanks again
Cope

 

[Cope]

Any one? I guess I need a better pick? I'll see what I can do.
Thanks for looking.
Cope

 

[Cope]

Bump