Common name: Spaghetti Worms

Terebellidae, commonly known as Spaghetti Worms, are a family of marine polychaete worms. They are characterized by their long, slender, tentacle-like appendages which they use to gather food particles from the surrounding water. These worms are often found embedded in sand or mud at the bottom of the reef tank, with only their tentacles visible. They are beneficial to the aquarium ecosystem as they help to keep the substrate clean by consuming detritus and leftover food. Spaghetti Worms are generally peaceful and can coexist with a wide variety of tank mates. They are low-maintenance and can be a fascinating addition to a reef aquarium, contributing to its biodiversity and natural balance.

1. Common name: Nebulous Terebellid Worm

   Scientific name: Eupolymnia nebulosa
2. Common name: Medusa Worm

   Scientific name: Loimia medusa