ID this worm please.

MrsBugmaster · Jul 15, 2022

Found this yesterday. It is about and inch long.

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Here’s a picture also

Bucs20fan · Jul 15, 2022

The pic is pretty blurry, and the video is washed out by all the orange, a clear or white background would be best. It appears to be a bristle worm or a eunice worm but I cannot be sure with all the orange.

Dburr1014 · Jul 15, 2022

Does it look like this?

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Casket_Case · Jul 15, 2022

Where'd you take that photograph? It looks like the worm is in Hell

Goaway · Jul 15, 2022

I am very sorry, no way to know the id without head. I don't believe it is a eunicid sp. Higher chance of being a dorvilleidae sp.

vetteguy53081 · Jul 15, 2022

Hard to see on my phone screen but its either a POLYCHAETE or DORVILLIDAE worm

MrsBugmaster · Jul 15, 2022

Dburr1014 said:
Does it look like this?

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Not really but it is so small it is hard to tell. Body is white and head is brownish reddish. It is a little smaller around than a toothpick

Casket_Case said:
Where'd you take that photograph? It looks like the worm is in Hell

Haha. I put it in an orange measure cup. It’s what I use for measuring my salt. It was the only thing I had handy.

MrsBugmaster · Jul 15, 2022

Here is another pic to see he size of it in a one cup measuring cup. I threw it out already. Guess I should of kept it longer and put in a different cup. I have something messing with my sps corals. Eating, laying eggs ? I have lost 3 already and two more shows same signs right before dying. I don’t know if this has something to do with it. I added pods 2 days ago and forgot to take out my mesh filter socks and was dumping pods out of sock into container to save the pods and then found this.