This a good wormy on my Symphyllia?

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Evening R2R, the other night I was checking on my tank at midnight to see what’s lurking around when lights off.

I noticed that it is attached to the actually Symphyllia body. I only see a worm like body at the base but at night it opens up and looks like a filter feeder. Opens up and has red fan/eye (like a zoa) but closes when I try to poke it.

Any ID on what the heck it actually is would be useful for me.

thanks a Ton

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Evening R2R, the other night I was checking on my tank at midnight to see what’s lurking around when lights off.

I noticed that it is attached to the actually Symphyllia body. I only see a worm like body at the base but at night it opens up and looks like a filter feeder. Opens up and has red fan/eye (like a zoa) but closes when I try to poke it.

Any ID on what the heck it actually is would be useful for me.

thanks a Ton

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If it has a hard tubular shell it’s fine
Just a type of duster
 
Ah thanks yah it’s gotta be some type of duster that makes sense , it does open up like one , I was just afraid cuz the worm like body but tube is also accurate.
 

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