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![]() I've been looking through google for info on hitchhikers and so far have not found what I've got. I am guessing some kind of tube worm that has been hiding in the live rock until now. (the tank is now 3 mos. old ) There are two of them, but I am not sure if it's two seperate creatures or one with two or more tentacles. It is too far into the rock to get a pic, but I would describe it as a brown pipecleaner with a mouth that snaps shut sometimes. The mouth appears to have 3 or 4 "leaves" that close together. Not a lot to go on, but maybe someone has an idea? Thanks, Mark |
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