Please identify this worm!!!

[JoeJoesonoma]

Seen this little monster swimming around my tank.

 

[Spare time]

Those look like bristles on the side so.im guessing some type of bristle worm but I cant tell for sure in that pic

 

[Crabs McJones]

I would also say bristleworm but I've never seen a clear/white one
@KJ thoughts?

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

It has a yellow tip on its tail with a golden spike in the front. Mainly transparent with 2 black dots. I thought ive seen them all...untill this one was cruising around my tank.

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

Give ya a better idea of how it moves.

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

Sorry...looks like my vid wont upload

 

[KJ]

I would also say bristleworm but I've never seen a clear/white one
@KJ thoughts?

Hard to tell from the pic. Syllidae sp?

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

Really hard to tell...but i was thinking this maybe in a larva state. I've been doing research all night and cannot find anything

 

[Spare time]

I've never seen one like that. I wonder if its just a harmless little guy

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

Im not to sure about it bein harmless...just the way it moves looks aggressive

 

[vetteguy53081]

Spaghetti worm

 

[El_Guapo13]

Im not to sure about it bein harmless...just the way it moves looks aggressive

Nightmare fuel, right there.

 

[El_Guapo13]

Spaghetti worm

I have never seen a spaghetti worm move like the way that thing does in @JoeJoesonoma video,and I have a ton of spaghetti worms.

 

[flsalty]

Im not to sure about it bein harmless...just the way it moves looks aggressive

That doesn't look aggressive to me. Looks more like it's freaking out because there is nowhere to hide.

 

[JoeJoesonoma]

You may be right. But its not going back into my tank. Im goin to the Sterling Heights frag show this Sunday...ill ask a few vendors there.

 

[El_Guapo13]

You may be right. But its not going back into my tank. Im goin to the Sterling Heights frag show this Sunday...ill ask a few vendors there.

When in doubt...

 

[flsalty]

Good luck and let us know what you find out. There's something like 10,000 different species of polychaetes out there.