Neon orange/pink jelly like stuff..?

[Emi2852]

Hey! So when I went to do my feeding today I noticed tubs of these little pieces of neon orange pink things in the sand bed, I siphoned a few out and their consistency is jelly like and squishy. They’re a little clear in some spots too. The size is about 1-2 mm and are near impossible to get a clear photo of. They seem a little curved over themselves too. Any idea what they are?

Tank inhabitants:
- 3 variants of acan lords: purple/green, pink/orange & orange/green/yellow
- brown torch with white tips
- orange Yuma Ricordea
- 3 Zoas: green/orange, purple/green & orange/purple
- gps
- neon candy cane
- duncan
- red monticap (was bleached when I bought it so it’s a pink colour)
- green birds nest
- birds of paradise
- rainbow clove polyps
- dragons breath macro algae

- six line wrasse
- tuxedo urchin
- 3 difderenttypes of snails

 

[reef lover]

Flatworms.

 

[Conrad Noto]

Hey! So when I went to do my feeding today I noticed tubs of these little pieces of neon orange pink things in the sand bed, I siphoned a few out and their consistency is jelly like and squishy. They’re a little clear in some spots too. The size is about 1-2 mm and are near impossible to get a clear photo of. They seem a little curved over themselves too. Any idea what they are?

Tank inhabitants:
- 3 variants of acan lords: purple/green, pink/orange & orange/green/yellow
- brown torch with white tips
- orange Yuma Ricordea
- 3 Zoas: green/orange, purple/green & orange/purple
- gps
- neon candy cane
- duncan
- red monticap (was bleached when I bought it so it’s a pink colour)
- green birds nest
- birds of paradise
- rainbow clove polyps
- dragons breath macro algae

- six line wrasse
- tuxedo urchin
- 3 difderenttypes of snails

I second the flatworms.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Red Planaria flatworms.

six line wrasse as well as Lunare or melanurus wrasse should eat them. First defense is to siphon any and all you ccan see.
Plan B would be blue velvet nudibranch. If a no
Plan c is Flatworm exit dosed at 80% of recommended . Siphon the dead ones frequently as the dead ones can release toxins

 

[Emi2852]

Hey guys! I siphoned the sand and haven’t seen them since! I’m hoping my Sixline wrasse is also keeping them in check! Thanks for your input guys!