ID challenge

[goblue]

nocturnal worm, i highlighted its location and then attached the unmarked photo after. it seems to have either 2 heads or one head with sides that function independently.

 

[goblue]

2

 

[goblue]

closeup of head

 

[goblue]

3

 

[bigarn]

Pictures aren't clear.... it's probably a bristle or peanut worm.

 

[goblue]

it's def. not a bristle worm, and i know what peanut worms look like too. unless one can sprout a T shaped head it isn't one of those. i'll try to get better pics, but it's an elusive little sucker

 

[stuckinfla]

Maybe the arms of a brittle star.

 

[pwnag3!!]

its a brittle star

 

[goblue]

it's not a brittle star, it is most definately a narrow worm with a broad T shaped head.

 

[stuckinfla]

Never heard/seen such a creature.:notsure:

 

[dburr]

Green serpant star missing two legs.
Can you get a CLEAR pic? Do you have macro seting?

 

[goblue]

really, its NOT a star of any kind. it is most definately an unsegmented worm. I'm borrowing my friend's camera to get shots of it so i'll try and figure out how to get clearer shots if he's out tonight. I've been reefing for a number of years and i'm pretty good with ID's, so you have to trust me when i say it is a worm. Think worm. Thanks everyone who's trying to figure this out.

 

[goblue]

really, its NOT a star of any kind. it is most definately an unsegmented worm. I'm borrowing my friend's camera to get shots of it so i'll try and figure out how to get clearer shots if he's out tonight. I've been reefing for a number of years and i'm pretty good with ID's, so you have to trust me when i say it is a worm. Think worm. Thanks everyone who's trying to figure this out.