WHAT IS THIS strange spiderweb spitting bugle thing???

[shempdevil]

I have no idea what this thing is.
It is attached to a piece of live rock I have had for over a year.
I have no idea why I haven't noticed it before.

It is about 2" long and kinda looks like a bugle...you know, the snack, bugles.

The end of it appears to release spiderweb looking stuff that I first thought was hair algae.
Then I noticed it was coming from this bugle-looking thing.
Upon further inspection, I swear I can see 2 antenae coming out of the end of this thing.
When I put something in front of it, the antenae retract.

Attempts at a picture were not too successful

Any ideas?


TANK DETAILS

46 Gallon Euro Bowfront Tank
36" Nova Extreme Pro 6x39w T5 (2 hrs dawn, 9 hrs daylight, 2 hrs dusk)
45 pounds of Florida Crushed Coral Substrate
45 pounds of Fiji Live Rock
(2) Maxi Jet 1200 Powerheads
Shatterproof Heater
Tetra Bio Filter
Tank Established for over 6 years
CORALS
(2) Sarcophyton Leather
(1) Flower Leather
(1) Purple Finger Leather
(1) Evergreen Starburst Polyp colony

　
(1) Blue Devil Damsel - Chrysiptera cyanea
(1) Banggai Cardinal - Pterapogon kauderni
(1) Saddled Valentini Puffer - Canthigaster valentini
(2) Blue Velvet Damsel - Neoglyphidodon oxyodon
(1) Brown Scopus Tang - Zebrasoma scopas
　
　
　
(5) Turbo Snails
(1) Scarlet Hermit Crabs
　

 

[zebvance]

Haven't heard of it before. Pictures would help though if you can possible get some sort of shot.

 

[JC_P]

Fan Worm would be only guess, lol I haven't seen Bugles in years.

 

[Moloch]

Bugles are one of the best chip-style snacks in the world.

I have them two or three times a year

 

[Rawrzer]

Haha your tank is expanding itself! =O

 

[iamnick0009]

it might be aptaisia or a classic case of ocean bugles

 

[shempdevil]

I attached a picture.
The AQUATIC BUGLE is in the lower right hand corner.
You can actually see one of its antenae if you look closely.
You can see he has spit a spiderweb all over my leather in the upper left.

thanks

 

[shempdevil]

Picture posted below.