id of these inverts

[mark vincent muriel]

 

[mark vincent muriel]

the other one looks like the ancestor of a squid and other cephalopods

 

[ThunderGoose]

They don't look like typical reef tank hitchhikers so this might be difficult. Need a location of origin, if known.

 

[KJ]

1pic starfish
2pic I don't know

 

[Katrina71]

2nd pic Kraken

 

[Rjukan]

I know what they are... gross

 

[DudeBruh]

+1 for kraken or kin of

 

[mark vincent muriel]

this was actually a stolen picture they claim its a sea creature from the bottom of the sea

 

[Dancingmad]

I think pic #2 is a picture of 3 nondescript cucumbers out of water w/ the middle one showing its displeasure by spewing its guts.

 

[Maritimer]

They're cucumbers - related to sea-stars, rather than ammonites, or even krakens. (LOL, though!)

The red part is the tentacles they use to clean the sandbed.

~Bruce

 

[Dancingmad]

The red part is the tentacles they use to clean the sandbed.

Cooool. There will come a time when I'll have a cucumber in my tank. I hear they're awesome. Not so much the filter feeding variety though (or so I've heard).

 

[cristata.reef]

First one appears to be related to Solaster so I'd leave it in the family Solasteridae. 2nd pic is a deep see cuc nuke. I forgot the actual name. I have an friend who studies echinoderms I might ask him