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These tiny worms actively wiggle around above the sand and seem to have formed a tiny mound with a colony. I don't think they are harmful, but kind of cool. Any idea what they are?
What's this worm colony?
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Looking up pictures of spaghetti worms led me to it (I think). A Medusa worm. It sounds like it needs to go. If something tries to eat it, it will release powerful toxins that can kill things. Between this and the (probable) baby bobbit worms I am starting to have a bad day.
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would not worry about spaghetti worm,try to get pics/confirm medusa ,before you worry too much.. 
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Yep, Medusa. Got it out with my first teaspoon of sand.would not worry about spaghetti worm,try to get pics/confirm medusa ,before you worry too much..
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that is a spaghetti worm, google medusa,kinda like the creature in the movie Tremors..lol..Yep, Medusa. Got it out with my first teaspoon of sand.
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It's odd. When I look it up I see exactly what you mean. Totally different. I also see these being called medusa. It looks like they are calling bright red spaghetti worms medusas. Whatever it is, it's gone now.that is a spaghetti worm, google medusa,kinda like the creature in the movie Tremors..lol..
