2020年3月9日 · Here’s what reef builders said about peanut worms “These worms make a living ingesting organic matter from fine sands and silts. They often reside within discarded snail shells (Turbo, Strombus, Cerithium), making these the hermit crabs of the worm world.”

2021年4月10日 · Not peanut which are usually grey or brown. Pics hard to focus on worm, but point to dorvillidae worm which is a cousin to the bristle worm

2018年3月27日 · Hello fellow reefers, I just started up my first tank and am excited to get into the hobby. I was staring at my tank today, as we do, and spotted this little worm coming out of my live rock. It is brown on top and an off white on bottom. It also has a …

2012年3月29日 · Here's a couple of pics of my peanut worm (no jokes please :crossedlips:). This guy has captured my attention for several months now. He lives in a rock that faces the front of my fuge and comes out to eat when I feed the tank. It's amazing how far he can stretch out from that small hole...

2023年5月12日 · Hi not been on here for ages as neglected tank a bit so been trying to sort out the consequences.. I knew I had a peanut worm in there but 1st time I've saw it feed. Just thought I'd share it as you guys helped me identify it over a yr ago under a rock

2023年3月2日 · I think this is a peanut worm but I'm not sure and being back into the hobby for only a few months I need help. This worm is small, clear body, small white spots, has introverts or something that are finger-like around one end of its body that it picked up some debris while keeping the other part attached to the rock.

2018年12月15日 · Hello! So a few lights I have noticed my bubble coral receding on one side. I thought it was possibly the flow because I added 2 new power heads.

2024年8月14日 · Peanut worm? Thread starter Enrique7; Start date Aug 14, 2024; Tagged users None Jump to Last Aug 14, 2024 ...

2020年6月18日 · Inside the coral lives a Sipunculid (peanut) worm which moves it around the sand bed as it forages for food. It grows around a hole in its base where a worm species takes up residence. It's an amazing symbiotic relationship!

2024年9月25日 · Those are peanut worms (Sipunculans) - they're harmless/beneficial; they're basically part of the clean up crew. Reply Reactions: allshan753 , EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal , kevgib67 and 1 other person