What kind of pod is this???

[Hypertek99]

Sorry don't have a pic. But it's a small pod and it looks like a centipede. It's not an Amiphods

[pIankton]

Bristleworm? Eunicid worm?

[useskaforevil]

with no picture all i can rule out is squirrels, but mostly only because there are no saltwater squirrels

[uscharalph]

Originally posted by useskaforevil
with no picture all i can rule out is squirrels, but mostly only because there are no saltwater squirrels

LOL!!!

[m2434]

Originally posted by useskaforevil
with no picture all i can rule out is squirrels, but mostly only because there are no saltwater squirrels

How do you know? Much of the ocean is unexplored.

[ledford1]

Check this out for critter ID:
http://www.melevsreef.com/id/

To check on bristleworms:
http://www.reefcorner.com/SpecimenSh...ristleworm.htm

[Hypertek99]

Oh it looks like the pic that's labeled isopod in that first site is it safe??? Not the one with the big eyes

[Mavrk]

Originally posted by useskaforevil
with no picture all i can rule out is squirrels, but mostly only because there are no saltwater squirrels

Ah, but there are squirrel fish

[ledford1]

Originally posted by Hypertek99
Oh it looks like the pic that's labeled isopod in that first site is it safe??? Not the one with the big eyes

If you click the pic, you'll get some info on the critters - and yeah, Isopods are safe and can be food for certain fish.