This is for sure a segmented sea cucumber. The one looking exactly like the one in the picture is defined as S.lamperti on the site here. (And this is sure not a single one, but several creatures.)
http://chaloklum-diving.com/marine-life-koh-phangan/sea-cucumbers-urchins-stars-echinodermata/sea-cucumbers-holothuroidea/segmented-sea-cucumbers-synaptidae/
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Posted by @fishx6Lampert's Sea Cucumber is only 4.6cm max and these are way bigger than that.
Posted by Alyonahttp://www.diverosa.com/categories/Seacucumbers/L/FM2b-289%20Lampert's%20Sea%20Cucumber,%20Synaptula%20lamperti.jpg
Posted by AlyonaThis is for sure a segmented sea cucumber. The one looking exactly like the one in the picture is defined as S.lamperti on the site here. (And this is sure not a single one, but several creatures.) http://chaloklum-diving.com/marine-life-koh-phangan/sea-cucumbers-urchins-stars-echinodermata/sea-cucumbers-holothuroidea/segmented-sea-cucumbers-synaptidae/ One could ask them for the source to make this ID.
Posted by @fishx6I think they are a group, but they still look huge!
Posted by AlyonaIs it actually one critter, couldn't it be a group of sea cucumbers?
Posted by @fishx6We felt these were to large for Synaptula lamperti!
Posted by AlyonaI think, Synaptula (Synapta) lamperti - Lampert's sea cucumber.
Posted by @JarJarVery huge sea-cucumber