Have a hitch hicker on back of a frag ..need him identified if possible..

[Jblaise]

Have a hitch hicker on back of a frag ..need him identified if possible..Hopefully not a apista anemone. Please help me..

 

[Jblaise]

 

[Jblaise]

 

[Jblaise]

Its not the white and orange tube that concerns me but the white and brownish red tentacles in that nook. What the heck did I get..

 

[GREYBOLT03]

Try to google spaghetti worm and see if that's it?

 

[steved13]

The larger checkmark (sort of) shape looks like a tube worm, feather duster tube.

The smaller fuzzy threads (1 almost straight out from the left) look like vermiteds.

 

[GREYBOLT03]

In the nook looks like mini brittle star fish they are a good part of the clean up crew..

 

[Jblaise]

Thanks I would think min i bristtle starfish but it wouldn't fall from the rock easily when shook.

 

[GREYBOLT03]

You will break off a leg before you get him to come out you will very rarely see any thing but little arms sticking out of holes..

 

[steved13]

The larger checkmark (sort of) shape looks like a tube worm, feather duster tube.

The smaller fuzzy threads (1 almost straight out from the left) look like vermiteds.

Sorry not vermitids I think they're digitate hydroids.

 

[Jblaise]

Found what could be it...http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/reef-hitchhiker-id/71091-id-please.html

 

[Doogle]

All I see is a brittle star and common hh tube worm.

 

[fishguy4]

yep a mini brittle star. they are pretty cool

 

[steved13]

I still think more likely a digitate hydriod.