Firework? Tubeworm? what the heck is this?

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Guys, please help!

I have no clue what are those, maybe the bad firework? What about these tube-like stuff?

Anyone?

Thank you!!!
 
Does a web like strand come out from the tubes?? Could be vermetid snails as well which arent so friendly.
 
Does a web like strand come out from the tubes?? Could be vermetid snails as well which arent so friendly.
Hard to tell, I have not seen anything coming out of the tubes.
 
Spaghetti worms fo everywhere. The tubes might be dead keep your eye on them. If they broadcast a web glue them shut.
 
Spaghetti worms fo everywhere. The tubes might be dead keep your eye on them. If they broadcast a web glue them shut.
So I just noticed another of this tubes with a web-like string coming out of it. What do I do now?
 
Not an emergency, but the mucus web will annoy nearby corals.

You can try to smash the shell / tube all the way down to the rock, but most people just put a dab of super-glue over the opening. Vermetids are actually snails whose shells are glued to the rock, and who fish through the water column with that web of sticky mucus.

~Bruce
 

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