I found,(in my sump) the same bugger, but mine is 4-5 inches long, closer to 5. :?
Yours is a little stumpy but I would say the same family, same legs and does the same little dance.
I have had many of the darker worms do that squigully little dance at the top of the water and then get sucked into the overflow system.
I have such a worm post, right here and the title is Got a LONG! one for you all!.
Check it out and compare the type of worm against my pic.
I can get name and address of this critter if nobody can figure it out here at this site.
I find there are not as many helpfull people around when you might need them. :?
It seams liek a simple question that I am sure MANY people can answer, but of course the High Brow SINDROM is running rampent these days.
I would bet you 999percent out of 1000percent of the knowledgeable people in this hobby that help out a little with passing out knowledge here and other sites, have a book on this exact critter and would not open it and tell you if your tank depended on it.
But I would bet they write you about people's miss spelling, A whole long book on that subject. :?
There are sites like Garf.com and others that have pics and al kinds of knowledge about worms in this hobbie.
To the gent that said a couple of things about worms:
THANKS so much!
I would also think the main question is:
Is the WORM safe?/ What size will it grow and HOW many children/corals will it eat in one sitting? :evil:
Just a thought? :wink: