Need 2 IDs. Fire/bristle worm? Sea squirt?

[rcoapstick]

Taken during lights on period after feeding.

 

[dmatt88]

First pic bristleworms. Too much food too many of em. Yet very beneficial. Second pic too small for me to help.

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[rcoapstick]

 

[rcoapstick]

They are tubular in shape. Not completely rigid, however. The have little bristles on their tips. They seem hollow

 

[sk8rdn]

<img src="http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=22365"/><img src="http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=22366"/>

Kinda fuzzy on my phone (not near a pc right now), but maybe a nudibranch?

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[rcoapstick]

the second set of photos of the tubular thing is attached to some chaeto.it does not move

 

[sk8rdn]

the second set of photos of the tubular thing is attached to some chaeto.it does not move

Sorry, we were both posting at the same time...

I dunno then. I'm sorry I can't help more.

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[Doogle]

The first pics, is it like the size of your finger? I seen one today.. other bristle worm, last pics look like tunicates (sea squirt) but not sure.

 

[Ian Eisenberg]

The second photo are pineapple sponges. We have them all over our 14g biocube.

http://www.melevsreef.com/id/tbs/scypha_tb.jpg

 

[nanoreefing4fun]

+1 ^ harmless filter feeders... bit hard to see, but that would be my guess too... with your description

 

[BigAl07]

The second photo are pineapple sponges. We have them all over our 14g biocube.

http://www.melevsreef.com/id/tbs/scypha_tb.jpg

Good call. That was my first guess purely by the small "Crest/Cap" that I saw in that picture.