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Worm ID

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Worm ID

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  1. Not much of a picture, but anyways ...

     

    ... seen on some Dendronephthya soft coral. It was very quick mover!

     

    Photographed on a night dive in Port Stephens, depth around 9m.

     

    cheers

    Leander

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  2. Finally, something worth photographing! :rolleyes: It's a scaleworm in the family Polynoidae. Sorry I can't do better - as usual, I'd need to see a whole worm & body parts under a microscope.

  3. Finally, something worth photographing! :blink: It's a scaleworm in the family Polynoidae. Sorry I can't do better - as usual, I'd need to see a whole worm & body parts under a microscope.

     

    :) ... I thought you'd be happy to see a worm, even if it wasn't the most photogenic critter :o

     

    I'm happy with that ID :guiness: Thanks :rolleyes:

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