It's a Bird, it's a Plane, not it's a Worm!

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I was feeding last night and something caught the corner of my eye, no not my finger! It was swimming at a good clip in a corkscrew manner. It looked to be @2~2.5" and very skinny. When I got the turkey baster after it moved very fast away from it. Never seen anything like it before. Suggestions are appreciated.
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They are a part of a polychaete, like the common bristle worm, that breaks off and swims to the surface (or light) to release eggs or sperm.
 

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