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11/28/2006, 02:36 PM
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peanut worms? I have one of those. Rather neat but I only see it at night. Lives in the rock.
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11/28/2006, 10:30 PM
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 I've got at least 3 of them in my tank....strange little creatures.
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11/29/2006, 07:51 AM
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 Here is the best shot I have of one so far: Brian
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11/30/2006, 10:45 AM
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Pictures of Bobs animal
Here are pics Bob sent me of his mystery creature. You can see the tentacles off on the right. I reduced the pics in size and played with the color balance to get them to show better.
   Any guesses?
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11/30/2006, 11:12 AM
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That is too cool. Bob, can you get any better look at the arms/worms close up? If they have the little bristles like serpent star arms, or heck, even suction cups like an octopus. What a neat animal mystery. The way they are curled up, they appear more like arms to a larger animal than individual worm bodies. Note how the curling occurs mostly in the last 1/3 of each "thread." Kind of like how fingers grasp/are mobile on our arms, the movements of the ends of these remind me of that.
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11/30/2006, 12:17 PM
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if you look close in the first pic, you can see a smaller one to the left of the big one. i get the impression the main body is in the rock, and the arm looks like serpent arms, but of course its not.
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11/30/2006, 01:59 PM
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Very interesting and erie at the same time. It could be a medusa worm. See the below links for some pics.
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issu...002/invert.htm http://reefnet.ca/galleries/2004-07/...20worm-02.html http://www.seahorse-nw.com/Predators.html I am not too sure, none of the pics have tentacles as long as yours. Too bad Dr. Ron Shimek isnt around here anymore. He could ID it.
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11/30/2006, 02:02 PM
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(*!#^$!@&*(!!@#!
Doing a water change and scrubbing some algae I actually broke the main stalk of my hammer coral. I think the weight may have become too much for it as it has grown HUGE. It had 2 little heads when I got it, now it has 15-20.
Anyways, no super glue, no epoxy putty so I just set it gently on the rocks. I supose this gives me a chance to move it to a better location.
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11/30/2006, 05:38 PM
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Well if it is a medusa worm, then I think I have one too. Mine aren't as long "armed" as Bob's. I always thought it was a mini serpent star that just never came out of the rock.
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11/30/2006, 05:50 PM
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Winner!
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11/30/2006, 05:53 PM
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No you win..I meant star...... you just cannot see the body...but is a star for sure, a little fresh shrimp and it should come out.... Richard TBS |
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