Strings on sps?

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Found stringy like things on a couple sps. One has a burn hole on in? Dipped and inspected again and again, all I found were some white worms about 1/4"

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Google Pyrgomatid Barnacle.
 
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Could be, thanks! Makes sense because some have taken over the holes where polyps usually pop out. ;)
 
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I think they may be spaghetti worms taking up home in my corals. I see tons throughout the tank when lights are dim/ out. Happen to know of any fish/ wrasse that like to snack on them?
 

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It is definitely not a spaghetti worm .
 

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Google Hydroids.
 
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Ahh, colonial hydroids. So these don't cast out a string though? Different species?
 

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Spionid worm perhaps? (5th picture down)

That last picture looks like Hydroids btw. (Colonial)
 
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Hey Cloak! Yes ! with their little strings flopping around. they are not sessile correct?
 
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There's a long string in the middle of this picture, difficult to capture

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