gray worm info help..

[fishdaddy]

I found this worm in my reef tank he is hiding in my LR i don't have a camera  so i have to get my Bros to try to post a pic. i  hope that i can snap a shot!(i am not a great shot when it comes to my aquarium)
The worm is gray  about the thickness of a pencil and is about 3"+,at one end of it has what looks like (the feeders of a sea apple or a yellow sea cucumber)still haven't seen the other end yet! no legs or other appendages that i can see..
does any one know of a web site or good book that i could reference to?

Thanks for the help!!!
There is always something new!!!!!

[shutterbuggy]

http://home2.pacific.net.ph/~sweetyummy42/hitchworms.html

Could it be a Peanut worm?  (sipunculida worm-- about a quarter of the way down the page)

[Vallely4]

Ah-ha!.... well thats what i've found bored into my rock I guess.
I was about to post a thread myself about that the heck these 'tiger stripey looking elephant trunks' were protruding from a couple holes in rocks. ive only seen mine reeeal skinny and extended

great link shutterbuggy! thnx
Good luck with identifying your mystery worm -fishdaddy

[shutterbuggy]

Peanut worms are reef safe, and are very common, so they are nothing to worry about.