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    Posted: September 29 2016 at 7:42pm
I'm closing down my 12g nano and have about 4 gallons of water sitting still on the sand bed. I'm guessing a whole spaghetti worm but not sure. it's climbing my glass and there are 2 or 3 of them in there. never seen them before.

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Looks like a spaghetti worm
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Yup spaghetti work.
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Thumbs Up Love 'em. Great animals for the biofiltration. Normally live in the sand with only tentacles exposed as in the pic below from a hobbyist post in thereeftank.com. Their home ends up being a mound of sand as they reach out several inches to pull in sand particles to eat/clean detritus off of the particle.



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Mark  Hug

Very large Spaghetti Worms I found in Hawaii. 1-2 foot long tentacles! Smile






Edited by Mark Peterson - September 30 2016 at 1:19pm
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