1. Oct 26, 2009 #1
   North Liberty , IA

   ruggerkc Experienced Reefkeeper Board of Directors Leadership Team GIRS Member

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2. Oct 26, 2009 #2
   

   glaspie69 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   bristle worms and a starfish

    
3. Oct 26, 2009 #3
   

   glaspie69 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   neither will do harm to your tank, the bristle worms might hurt you if you grab them bare handed though

    
4. Oct 26, 2009 #4
   

   snowman82 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   those are huge bristle worms though wow
   

    
5. Oct 26, 2009 #5
   North Liberty , IA

   ruggerkc Experienced Reefkeeper Board of Directors Leadership Team GIRS Member

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   I think it might be a little star fish that makes them look big. I think they are about a inch and a quarter.
   So should I let them live or flush them?
   

    
6. Oct 26, 2009 #6
   

   snowman82 Experienced Reefkeeper

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   let'm live
   

    
7. Oct 26, 2009 #7
   

   adampottebaum Experienced Reefkeeper GIRS Member

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   Yea that's perfectly normal. I used to have tons of little serpent like stars that set up stations on my live rock. I don't know if I can call them serpent stars though, they had about 10 really thin legs...

    

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