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Arhhh! It looks like that too! I'm bad at this! It's like taking a knife to a gun fight! HahaMy guess is a phyllodocidae eulalia sp.
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Eww, I second your guess!My guess is scary worm!![]()
;Hilarious;HilariousEdit...notice I didn't use the @ when I mentioned his name. Buying us time. That alone should be worth 1/2 a frag!![]()
Looks like a member of the Phyllodocidae family.
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I’m on the Phyllodocidae train!My guess is a phyllodocidae eulalia sp.
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Yes it does ;WootBut it looks like everything else that has been posted too!
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My guess is scary worm!![]()
Nice guess!For a more serious entry, I think it is in the family Phyllodocidae - possibly Hesionura elongata.
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Just going off rough memory, all of u have at some point helped me individually. Please feel free to join in on the fun!

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Is that the antenna of a eunicid worm I see?It is time to break out your pixie dust and ID the worm in post #56. ;Pompus
I thought it might be a bobbit, but it is white. I haven't seen any white eunicids. They also don't have very visible eyes IMO. I can see some clearly defined "eyes" on the worm in @RichtheReefer21 's post. But the antenne of the worm in question are pretty similar to a bobbits'Is that the antenna of a eunicid worm I see?

