What are these weird looking things?!

[Kit with Cat]

They look like for lack of better words, huge amoebas. They have a reddish looking head, and rush out of the substrate at night, but you can still see them hanging around in the daytime.
I don't see any detrimental effects yet on any corals or fish, but it looks like its starting to be quite a few. Any thoughts?
Thanks!

[Wayne]

I can't see them

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

can't see them either

[Kit with Cat]

OH crap they are red planarias...flatworms? What do I do?!?!

[Wayne]

http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html

[BlueTang<3]

Get a wrasse yellow coris or malenarius or Mandarin.

[Kit with Cat]

Thanks for the links and the advice so far! Really appreciate it!
I have just purchased a psychedelic mandarin...would that eat them? (I know its sorta like dependent on individual mandarin but I've only read that green mandarins will eat red planaria...is that true? Do I need to get a sixline wrasse?)
My reef tank setup:
running 8 months
90 Gallon
1 regal blue tang
2 false perculas
1 bicolor dottyback
1 psychedelic mandarin
1 blue spotted jawfish
1 diamond goby
2 cleaner shrimps
hermit crabs and snails, 1 x pompom crab, 1 x emerald crab 1 x tuxedo urchin

It just occured to me I have a refugium and that maybe where the red planaria are coming from? Should I get rid of it?
Thanks everyone!

[Madreefer]

No dont get rid of your refugium. As cool as 6 line wrasses are most of them turn in to huge wrasseholes as they get older. Bluetang gave you some good suggestions.

[Kit with Cat]

HAHA "wrasseholes"
Thanks for the advice all. That Melanurus Wrasse looks amazing...I'm asuming that's gonne become a wrassehole too? Too bad...so pretty!
I'm worried the yellow coris wrasse will not get along with Mr. Bicolor Dottyback...he's a real jerk to all the newcomers into the tank(though he's left the Mandarin alone)

[Wayne]

I know my 6 line wrasse can take car of himself against a much bigger tang. Plus hes faster too if he needs to run