Worm I'd please

[Just4giggles]

can anyone help I'd this white worm? Found on my rock no where near my corals. I flushed it but do I need to treat? Thankyou in advance.

 

[Goaway]

I believe a peanut worm. This doesn't look like a predator.

 

[GHOSTLY]

looks like a peanut or a really odd bobbit

 

[Just4giggles]

Whew, thankyou for the quick replies! I had a mild stroke trying to get it out of the tank . So glad it isn't a bad guy.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Not peanut or bobbit but Nudibranch. Hard to tell from bright pic image what type but NOT reef safe- Discard

Peanut:

Nudibranch:

 

[Just4giggles]

Not peanut or bobbit but Nudibranch. Hard to tell from bright pic image what type but NOT reef safe- Discard

I thought nudi's were more colorful? Rest assured It has already been smooshed and flushed before posting. I am not a fan of bugs... They were the best pics I could get, it was quite small maybe 1/2 inch so had to use the macro lense. Next time I'll try taking it outdoors for a pic. First pest I've found in my 9 months in the hobby so I am due for something to pop up.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I thought nudi's were more colorful? Rest assured It has already been smooshed and flushed before posting. I am not a fan of bugs... They were the best pics I could get, it was quite small maybe 1/2 inch so had to use the macro lense. Next time I'll try taking it outdoors for a pic. First pest I've found in my 9 months in the hobby so I am due for something to pop up.

Nudi's range from plain white to rainbow to florescent colors

 

[Just4giggles]

Ah your pics just loaded, good eye! def not a peanut as it wasn't smooth through the body. Thankyou for the visuals that is a tremendous help! Now I need to go read more on nudibranches.