Graboids?

[ClownWrangler]

Worm #1

Worm#2

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looks like dorvillidae worms but pics a little fuzzy to confirm

 

[DDenny]

Second pic looks like a spaghetti worm not not sure.

 

[ClownWrangler]

Looks like dorvillidae worms but pics a little fuzzy to confirm

Sorry. I only have my crappy S7 camera to work with. I just turned on the lights and found one on the glass. This is worm #1. I thought maybe worm #2 was a spaghetti worm, but it looks different than other spaghetti worms I've seen. Its more illusive too.

 

[nanonøkk]

medusa worm maybe for worm number one

 

[vetteguy53081]

Now that im home and can see better pics, first is Synaptids, related to sea cucumbers and commonly called medussa worms although not a worm at all. They are detrivores and similar to various holothuroids, the standard feeding behavior of reef-dwelling synaptids is to anchor about 1/3 of the body into some secure hole, and then extend the anterior 2/3 of the body to feed (they can do the water balloon trick with only part of their body if they desire.
Second worm looks like a spaghetti worm or other terebellid