Small worm id?

[sticksreef]

Hi.

What is this little guy?

 

[Jason mack]

Looks like a bristle worm .. part of clean up crew .. Some people like them others dont ..i only usually pull the big ones out !!

 

[DSC reef]

Look to be a Dorvilleidae worm. Scavenger, food source will determine it's numbers.

 

[sticksreef]

As long as it doesnt bite me and paralyze its ok.

Thank you

 

[3mm3]

I am going with the eunicid family on this one. The Five feelers on the head and the jaw point me in that direction. I actually have a video of one exactly like the picture but cant figure out how to upload a video..

 

[Jason mack]

I am going with the eunicid family on this one. The Five feelers on the head and the jaw point me in that direction. I actually have a video of one exactly like the picture but cant figure out how to upload a video..

If you have a YouTube channel you can upload iT there and then copy the link too iT here .. thats how i upload mine

 

[3mm3]

If you have a YouTube channel you can upload iT there and then copy the link too iT here .. thats how i upload mine

I don't have a youtube channel but I thought I read somewhere that we could upload straight to r2r now? somehow

 

[3mm3]

Well my first video post lol
Might want to mute out the pump noise.. the mj1200 needs replacement.

 

[Jason mack]

Yep that looks the same I’d say ..!

 

[KJ]

Dorvilleidae worm.

Polychaete - Dorvilleidae

(Bristleworm)


Suitability: Score!
Diet: Herbivore.

READ MORE!

 

[3mm3]

Yup if it has 2 pairs of feelers on the head I would say Dorvilleidae.
I have to ask though if it has five appendages on the head wouldn't that make it the other worm?
Thoughts?
Edit: Looks to all be same family of worms.. Think I figured out my questions

 

[3mm3]

Figured id add this here
http://www.annelida.net/nz/Polychaeta/Family/F-Dorvilleidae.htm