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|  ID Please Im assuming some sort of algae growth although a quick google didn't turn up anything. Thanks in advance.  | 
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|  growth Spaggetti worm??? Keith. | 
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|   Looks like a Spaghetti Worm to me. Harmless and a cool little critter. Read up on them, they're pretty neat. | 
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				__________________  Greg | 
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|   Thanks for the help! I did some reading up on them here in last day or so and they are neat little guys. I was checking my "pocket expert guide to marine inverts" and it said for the spaghetti worm the feeding tentacles are white, tan or gray. Where as a Hair Worm (Cirratulid Species) can have yellow, tan or red "gills" and is often misidentified as a spaghetti worm. I'm not to sure as I haven't seen the body as of yet, and may not unless I go hunting. Might just have to wait till it matures as from the pictures I've seen there is no way of mistaking the spaghetti worms feeder tentacles spreading out. | 
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|   The names Spaghetti Worm and Medusa Worm are interchangeable.  The red ones are often called Medusa Worms even though they are the same specie.  Both are Loimia medusa. | 
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|   Thanks Myka. Looks like I need to go back to Bio10 and relearns me some Taxonomy. | 
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|   Cirratulids are really close.  Could be one or the other. | 
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|   Sweet I have these aswell   Thanks Blom and the posters for the ID  |