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it most definitely is a polychaete of some type, only question is - what type? A more detailed picture of the head region would be most helpful for trying to distinguish between normal scavenger type bristle worms and a fireworm. It does have an unusual body shape.
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Thanks for all the help.
So far I think I will turf the guy. Will sleep on it. |
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Definitely NOT a 'traditional' bristle worm. Looks like it has two distinct eyespots on the head?
Does it have any antennae?
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No more tanks - Laying off the ReefCrack for awhile!Cheers, Chris |
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Again, thanks for the help. He's gone.
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