So I saw this guy this morning he was moving like a worm. Sorry the pic isn't great but it is the very best I could do. All I could get was the very tail end of him. Well I'm assuming it's the tail end by the way it was moving. What is he?
Saw this dude this morning
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Pretty fuzzy picture, but I'll guess Bristleworm. Google that and see if that's what you have.
HERE are some pictures.
HERE are some pictures.
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As @redfishbluefish said, very blurry, any chance at a better picture?So I saw this guy this morning he was moving like a worm. Sorry the pic isn't great but it is the very best I could do. All I could get was the very tail end of him. Well I'm assuming it's the tail end by the way it was moving. What is he?
That's the very best pic I could get before he slid into the rock. I'll look again tonight but I didn't think it was a bristle because of the patterning. It has yellowish squares that are surrounded by the light tan/brown down it's back.
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There are lots and lots of bristle worm species.
So I think it is a Caribbean Flatworm.
I saw on Lionfish Lair's website that he says watch them. I am wondering why do I need to watch them? Because they will populate too fast? or is it that they eat fauna that is desirable? @Lionfish Lair
I saw on Lionfish Lair's website that he says watch them. I am wondering why do I need to watch them? Because they will populate too fast? or is it that they eat fauna that is desirable? @Lionfish Lair
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