I'm assuming feather duster?

[TreeBeard.]

This is about the size of a pin headright now its the best i could manage.

never seen a black feather duster before anyone else?

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

#Reefsquad, any thoughts?? Sort of looks like a feather duster but I've never seen one with two long antennae things drooping down like that.

 

[Crabs McJones]

Any chance at a pic with whites turned on?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Trip. A blind stab would be a cucumber.

 

[TreeBeard.]

Ill see if i can catch one with the whites going in the AM tomorrow.

 

[Crabs McJones]

Ill see if i can catch one with the whites going in the AM tomorrow.

Sounds good. But I'd agree either feather duster or as @saltyfilmfolks suggested the mouth of a cucumber. Either way good hitchhiker

 

[Maritimer]

Feather duster if it zips into a tube ... baby crinoid feather-star?

~Bruce

 

[TreeBeard.]

This is the best i could get with out any kind of filter on my camera. Seems to have a bit of white striping.

I got him to shot in a few times so it seems feather duster for sure. It also seems to have a very shallow body. It one point it seemed to float up a millimeter then regrab the side.

 

[reef lover]

Looks close!!

 

[TreeBeard.]

That looks like a winner, I will keep an eye on it and see. Thanks!