Can anyone help identify? I added the algae and it got passed me

[New to saltwaterxperience]

 

[fishguy242]

hi ,welcome to the reef mantis shrimp?? @KJ @samnaz ..alien here

 

[John08007]

How big is it?

 

[homer1475]

Possible medusa worm? Back off on the zoom a little, cannot see any detail.

 

[RedFrog211]

I’d guess a type of nudibranch or spaghetti worm. Do theirs tendrils move on their own, or just flow in the water?

 

[New to saltwaterxperience]

I’d guess a type of nudibranch or spaghetti worm. Do theirs tendrils move on their own, or just flow in the water?

They move on their own and almost like in unison to help move around

 

[tripdad]

spaghetti worm

 

[New to saltwaterxperience]

Possible medusa worm? Back off on the zoom a little, cannot see any

How big is it?

About 1 and a half inches.

 

[RedFrog211]

+1 spaghetti worm

 

[New to saltwaterxperience]

I looked up spaghetti worm and is different from what I have. It resembles a snail when moving around. Spaghetti worm has the strands around head only

 

[New to saltwaterxperience]

 

[New to saltwaterxperience]

They move on their own and almost like in unison to help move around

This one is smaller there is 3 of them , it looks like a split tail

 

[vetteguy53081]

Reef safe spaghetti worm that eats detritus and uneaten foods

 

[Lucky Corals]

Not all spaghetti worms look identical so even if it doesn’t match exactly the pics you find on google it is almost certainly a spaghetti worm and helpful for cleanup in the tank.

 

[samnaz]

Really looks like a spaghetti to me