That moment of questioning...

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I was looking at my tank tonight and i noticed these little "Worms" crawling on my sand... Then I realized, they are all coming form the same place. I gotta dig see what critter is in my tank now, as I am kinda protective of it to be frank! :) I'm certainly no Paul B that's for sure, more of a Humbelfish kinda guy if you will...

Anyways, I got a good shots of what turned out to be a spaghetti worm. I wanted to put him under the microscope, but also wanted to keep him as part of my CUC so back in the tank he went. @KJ I am correct calling this a spaghetti worm?

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Figured I would share my critter :D
 
I think I found this spaghetti worms Baby! No I am kidding but I did find this after a coral dip. It looks like a Spaghetti worm but I don't recall seeing a black dot at the end of the tail. (I assume its just his poo hole.) This guy was about 3/16" long and was dead by the time I had him under the scope but for knowledge I am I correct on this?

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Thanks guys for your Knowledge on these mini Critters! i am trying to get better at them.
 
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