Need an I.D!

[shift_9k]

3rd is this little guy, got a few of em all around the tank, come out at night.

 

[Joe Fish]

Looks to be a pod of some kind. Good to have. I'm sure you have many of them.

 

[shift_9k]

What about the other stuff homie? *twirlysmi

 

[iplaydafoozball]

the worms appear to be bristleworms. they aren't anything to worry about unless they get 8+ inches. in that case, they probably aren't any harm still but in rare cases big worms eat crabs or corals. the other thing is an amphipod, which is completely harmless. pods are actually a good food source for lots of reef fishes.

 

[CoolWaters]

crap on your sand is just die off from the live rock. and flakes of coral line.

the worm thing is a bristle worm. well from the picture.
doesnt look big enough to cause trouble. wish i had a lot more wonders in my tank =/

 

[shift_9k]

Cool, ah thank you. What can I do to prevent that worm from getting big? I was thinking of a 6 line wrasse as a possible selection for my tank, heard they eat em.

 

[Lorna]

six lines will eat them and most of your pods too.......so if you are thinking of adding any type of dragonet or some sand gobies they would compete with the six line for food.........I have a six line and he is one of the most active fish I have,......also a bit of a brat as far as being territorial so you may want him to be one of your last fish