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I’m guessing some kind of bristle worm, but I didn’t know they could propel themselves through the water. Thoughts? Found it when cleaning my filter sock.
 

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What the sit down! The undulating, I was like okay. But then the dart! Excuse me. Should not be able to do this. Surely, they can’t all do this? They can’t right? Right? 😳
 

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A bristle worm with super powers! LOL I hope that is the only one in your tank.
I QT any live rock that I buy. I had a yellow worm that swam in the water like that while I had my live rock in QT.
 

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