Bristle worm?

[vogtn]

Hey everyone!

r2r is great at ID so I figured I'd get extra confirmation on the following hitchhiker. Looks like a bristle worm? Should I remove?

Additional information:

+ It'll completely hide anytime I make any noise near the tank (very sensitive)
+ seems to appear mostly during daytime hours
+its one continuously long tube, about 4 cm long

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

Looks like a type of feather duster worm.

 

[vogtn]

upon additional research could be a feather duster? Sorry if this seems like spam.. Discovering as I go.

 

[vogtn]

Looks like a type of feather duster worm.

I think you're right! Thanks for the help!

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

I think you're right! Thanks for the help!

You're welcome, that's what we are here for

 

[BamboozleBean]

This is a bristle worm in my tank, I don’t think that is one. Mine also only comes out at night.

 

[vogtn]

This is a bristle worm in my tank, I don’t think that is one. Mine also only comes out at night.

Yeah, that seems a lot more "intense" and active than the display of the creature I have.

 

[BamboozleBean]

Yeah sorry I wish I had an ID for you but my first saltwater tank is still cycling so I don’t have much experience.

Yeah, that seems a lot more "intense" and active than the display of the creature I have.

 

[DSC reef]

+1 for a feather duster.

 

[NotFishyFishGuy]

Bristle worms will literally look like they have bristles on them and are mostly nocturnal. The ones i had only came out at night. +1 for the feather duster

 

[homer1475]

+1
tube worm or feather duster.