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Could be, there do seem to be a pair of larger "tentacle" like appendage toward the head, but do members of that family usually have lots of other tentacles?
Yeah, my initial thoughts tere Terebellidae or Cirratulidae, since I know they both occur in that kind of area. I'd just never seen one out swimming around before. Should have gotten better shots of the head.
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Maybe a Spionidae?
Could be, there do seem to be a pair of larger "tentacle" like appendage toward the head, but do members of that family usually have lots of other tentacles?
Looks more like a Terebellid to me.
Yeah, my initial thoughts tere Terebellidae or Cirratulidae, since I know they both occur in that kind of area. I'd just never seen one out swimming around before. Should have gotten better shots of the head.
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