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cool critter!
next time, can you use a descriptive title in your ID request? It helps people when they are scanning through topic titles...

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WOW WOW WOW! I believe it's a polychaete worm in the family Polynoidae, commonly known as scaleworms, but not one I've ever ever seen. That's really blown up, isn't it? So it's probably a juvenile. Do you have any others shots of it even if they're not in such great focus? I'd love to have a look just in case some of the features might be a bit easier to see. And may I suggest in the friendliest & most supportive way possible that you go back to Alor & GET ME THAT WORM!!!

Cheers, Leslie (AKA the worm freak)
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Thanks Leslie. Sorry that is the only photo I got of this subject. I think it was about an inch long. I should have taken more but I was so busy shooting crabs on the soft corals I got distracted. I am going to try and return to Alor next year so I'll be looking for the critter for you.
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Super! I'll be looking forward to next year's pictures.
Cheers, L
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Leslie...
Heading to Alor earlier than expected. Should be diving their by Oct 3. Will be looking for the worm.
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Have I mentioned that you're one of the nicest people in the whole world?
