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can ID this please. it lives inside my LR and it has many long legs coming out .. is it reef safe? will eat my LS? if so how to catch it out coz it will go back deep into the rocks.. :huh:

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Zac's Red Sea Reefer 170

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spaghetti worm? i have these , eat detritus and leftover food and melted mushroom :blink: .... but mine comes in 2 or 3 not so many ....they are whtish to cream to light pinkish in colour. thou i have 1 brown one... lives in live rocks or make its own home out of sand

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spaghetti worm? i have these , eat detritus and leftover food and melted mushroom :blink: .... but mine comes in 2 or 3 not so many ....they are whtish to cream to light pinkish in colour. thou i have 1 brown one... lives in live rocks or make its own home out of sand

So brother is this harmful?

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hi venezia.. dont think its the one you talking of le.. i have the white colour wans too but this one got lots of legs and its brown in colour very fine legs like hair. donnoe if its safe anot le :huh:

Zac's Red Sea Reefer 170

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hi venezia.. dont think its the one you talking of le.. i have the white colour wans too but this one got lots of legs and its brown in colour very fine legs like hair. donnoe if its safe anot le  :huh:

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i have these in my tank since i set up my first aquarium.

it has been more than 1.5 yr in my tank already.

no problem with that.

IMHO its safe.

just leave it there

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can ID this please. it lives inside my LR and it has many long legs coming out .. is it reef safe? will eat my LS? if so how to catch it out coz it will go back deep into the rocks.. :huh:

I think they are terebellid worms, the Loimia Medusa species . Not harmful at all, they have an active detritavore lifestyle (consumes detritus) very common in most aquariums. Ideal for DSB and refugiums.

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thanks guys... now i feel more safe :D from what i observed i does eats detritus.. so should be safe right .. :thanks:

Zac's Red Sea Reefer 170

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