Aptasia? Feather duster? Tunicate?

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Hoping you’re going to tell me it isn’t…not sure how it would have gotten here. This is near an old frag plug on upper rockwork.

Thanks in advance!



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I am now thinking this is a tube worm. Doesn’t look like tentacles you’d see on aptasia and I also don’t see a central disc. Any thoughts??
 
to hard to tell to far away.....i dont think its a tube worm...
Thanks. I’m now thinking it’s not tube worm. Leaning more towards colonial hydroid now.

Lights went off right as I was seeing this. Will try to get better pic tomorrow with more light.
 
If I didn’t know any better, I’d think it could be a clove polyp of some sort. The arms don’t appear to be anemone/tentacle like. They also appear to have perpendicular fine ridges or hairs on the arms.

I don’t have any clove polyps in my tank though.
 
Are you able to get another picture of it?
 
Anyone else? I did count and confirm that it has 8 arms/branches. Which could be more indicative of clove polyp?
 

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