Is it an tubeless polycheate? looks like Reteterebella queenslandia Hartman 1863 Spaghetti worm!
Hi,
I can see it as a Terebellid worm, check its number of thoracic chaetiger, TC and number of branchiae. ( From the picture it looks like has got 3 pairs of branchia.) You can refer this link for identification .
hope this will help
cheers
sajan
e OU
Is a terebellid, but in necessary see some characteristics
Yes, it is a terebellid worm, not serpulid.
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