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11/11/2018, 12:42 PM | #1 |
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Feather duster help
I have had this brown feather duster for about 8 months and it found its way to the side of my tank, facing the back wall. The flow in this area is not great. I am obviously not happy about this placement, but the tube has grown into the rock and does not seem moveable without damage.
Recently, the crown has slowly started to whiten at the tips. It’s been this way for about a month. Last night after lights out I saw the work almost completely out of the tube. Water parameters are all in line, and I’ve just ordered some live phytoplankton to feed it. Any other advice how to get this guy to thrive? I would love to move it but am thinking leaving it be may be best. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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11/14/2018, 12:28 PM | #3 |
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Also, these guys are more resilient than most give them credit for. Mine has dropped its crown 3 times now in a low-flow area, but he keeps on regrowing in the same place instead of changing location to better flow in the tank. They like what they like, I guess.
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11/14/2018, 02:02 PM | #4 |
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Looks exactly like mine, who I have had for about 3 years now, and is super healthy.
The worm is well inside that tube, trust me. They typically shed their crown before moving out of the tube. I don't think the worm can move outside of the tube with it's crown attached?
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