What is this?? An urchin??

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Honestly I have no idea. Will it harm me? What is it? Any info would be appreciated
This guy is in a tropical 10gal mostly macro tank with the stocking being
-pepermint shrimp
-an emerald crab
-4 blue leg hermits
-cerith and astera snails
-mistique zoas
-bunch of macros
-some random asternia star fish
-some random brittle stars
 
Yeah, definitely can't say for sure from the current pic, but an urchin is a good guess given the round shape and spikes.
I went on a tagging spree - sorry bout that it was early and I didn’t have much sleep
 
I went on a tagging spree - sorry bout that it was early and I didn’t have much sleep
Haha, no worries! I enjoy helping when I can - I'm just a bit limited on time for a few weeks at the moment, so I'm not able to respond as fast as I normally would.
 
Haha, no worries! I enjoy helping when I can - I'm just a bit limited on time for a few weeks at the moment, so I'm not able to respond as fast as I normally would.
@ISpeakForTheSeas at his job
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Everyone tagging him to ID another worm in a blurry photo under blue light
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@ISpeakForTheSeas at his job
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Everyone tagging him to ID another worm in a blurry photo under blue light
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Haha, not going to lie, I have a backlog of ID's right now, and probably ~1/3 of them are worms (which are frequently difficult to ID even under good photo conditions, lol).
 

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