Should I be Worried?

[Faustino]

Not sure what these are. I apologize for the poor video but thats the best I can do. I put some frozen mysis in the tank and they came out of the substrate.

 

[KJ]

Any description how the look

 

[Faustino]

They came out of the substrate as soon as a piece of mysis touched the bottom of the tank... I'll try to post a picture...

 

[Faustino]

A piece of mysis touched the substrate and they came out of the sand and attacked it. Here is a picture. This is the best I can do :/ my illuminati zoas have been looking irritated the last couple of days. I did a dip and a few of those little critters fell of of them.

 

[KJ]

@Lovemyreef2015

 

[redfishbluefish]

I can't see anything in that video. Now that said, the two creatures that emerge from the sand in my tank when food is about are Nassarius snails and Spaghetti/Hair worms. Look those up and see if that's what you're seeing.

 

[Faustino]

Nah, its not either of those... Thanks for the help guys... I'll try to take a better picture or video during feeding in a day or two.

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

leptocheliidae sensu lato. It's part of the Tabaidacea family. They are collected in the Great Barrier Reef. They look like babies.

 

[Lovemyreef2015]

Can you get one and put it in a clear container and take another picture? I just want to be 100% on my ID.

 

[Faustino]

I think you are right... The next feeding Ill capture one or two and take a better picture with the DSLR. I'll have to do some reading as when I googled them, several articles popped up from scholar.