AEFW ID???

[b1llvance]

Blew this off a sestosa colony and it stuck to the glass. Is this an AEFW?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

@ISpeakForTheSeas

 

[tripdad]

Well, A Setosa is a form of Montipora so I would not expect AEFW to be found on it. Strange things happen though. Can you get a pic of both top and bottom of the " worm"

 

[b1llvance]

Well, A Setosa is a form of Montipora so I would not expect AEFW to be found on it. Strange things happen though. Can you get a pic of both top and bottom of the " worm"

I tried to suck it up with a pipette and lost it to the flow.

 

[UMALUM]

AEFW

 

[Science/G]

I don't know, that picture is not the best to make a positive ID. but in the upper left hand side it does look like the series of eye spots that these creepy things have.

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

@ISpeakForTheSeas

My first thoughts, I would be surprised if it's not a flatworm of some kind (so probably not a keeper no matter the ID); it's hard to say what kind from the pic, but based on the shape and it being on a coral, possibly a Waminoa flatworm.