Saw this dude floating in the tank today. Not sure what he is.
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Spaghetti worms usually have red or orange tubes or tentacles.harmless spaghetti worm i think
Got me there!I'd say medusa worm or a kind of sea cucumber, though I can't say I'm sure either way. Filter feeding worm is a safe bet.
Definitely not a female sheep![]()
thats obvious, its clearly a male zebraI'd say medusa worm or a kind of sea cucumber, though I can't say I'm sure either way. Filter feeding worm is a safe bet.
Definitely not a female sheep![]()
thats obvious, its clearly a male zebra
excuse me? its clearly a cockatoo. Aren't you guys experts?Um.... its a chihuahua German shepard mix. Duh
hey sean, that thing is clearly a cockatoo, right?
I was leaning more towards a sloth, but not an expert.hey sean, that thing is clearly a cockatoo, right?
excuse me? its clearly a cockatoo. Aren't you guys experts?
I was leaning more towards a sloth, but not an expert.

It is some form of Sea Cumber like the Indo-Pacific Spotted Worm Sea Cumber.
Saw this dude floating in the tank today. Not sure what he is.
It is some form of Sea Cumber like the Indo-Pacific Spotted Worm Sea Cumber.
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Looks like a type of Medusa worm
Agreed, the OP's creature appears to be a type of sea cucumber, like the Medusa worm. These are detritivores that can multiply rapidly and poison tanks when they are stressed.

