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I have caught cirolanid isopods, gorilla crabs, whelks, polyclad flatworms, and bobbit worms, but I've never seen anything like this. Live rock is real.
I have absolutely no idea what this is. It reminds me of "Hunters" from the Halo videogame series. I was moving a rock and found it underneath. At first, I thought it was the remains of my ol' tube anemone, but then I remembered I had already pulled that out. This is one of two times in my life as an aquarist that I thought I really should've used gloves.
It appears to be a mass of worms, but I couldn't tell if it was alive because of how slow it moved. I set it back down on the sandbed to see if it was alive, and it seemed to sink below the sandbed. I know where I put it, so I can probably find it again if necessary. But what are your thoughts? First, did the 2 pictures below load? Second, what is it? And third, what steps do you think I need to take?
I really appreciate all of your support. This is definitely the weirdest thing I've ever found in my tank.
I have absolutely no idea what this is. It reminds me of "Hunters" from the Halo videogame series. I was moving a rock and found it underneath. At first, I thought it was the remains of my ol' tube anemone, but then I remembered I had already pulled that out. This is one of two times in my life as an aquarist that I thought I really should've used gloves.
It appears to be a mass of worms, but I couldn't tell if it was alive because of how slow it moved. I set it back down on the sandbed to see if it was alive, and it seemed to sink below the sandbed. I know where I put it, so I can probably find it again if necessary. But what are your thoughts? First, did the 2 pictures below load? Second, what is it? And third, what steps do you think I need to take?
I really appreciate all of your support. This is definitely the weirdest thing I've ever found in my tank.


looks like a "kill it with fire" thing to me! ;Hilarious
But thank you for your kind words! I wasn't sure how else to get the picture of it! 

