Long Thin Tentacles Not Seen in the Common ID Thread.

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Tank is only 3 months old and I just found 3-4 of these tucked up in the caves of my live rock.

Only active in the dark.

Multiple long, thin, whipping, prehensile, tentacles that are a little thicker than a horse hair and like 2-3" long. Bodies seem to be tucked into the rocks.

Seem like harmless filter feeders, but also watched one snag a decent sized amphipod.

Sorry best pics and video I can get in the dark on my phone.

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Spaghetti Worms possibly? Didn't know they lived in the rocks or got this big.

 

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