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Maybe? It’s very hard, almost like armor and thick as my finger. Not like any bristle worm I have ever seen, but it could be?
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Members of the annelid family, the term bristle worm encompasses more than 10,000 species. Generally found in the ocean (but also occasionally in fresh water), they're characterized by segmented bodies with bristle-like protrusions—called chaetae—along their sides.Nov 21, 2023
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Members of the annelid family, the term bristle worm encompasses more than 10,000 species. Generally found in the ocean (but also occasionally in fresh water), they're characterized by segmented bodies with bristle-like protrusions—called chaetae—along their sides.Nov 21, 2023
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The picture is pretty blurry, but my first thought would be a sea cucumber of some variety.Came from Tampa Bay Live Rock.
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