Feather Duster Worm Coming Out Of Tube at Philip Wm blog

Feather Duster Worm Coming Out Of Tube. He is most likely unhappy where he is (be it from lack of flow, starvation, something bothering him, etc.) and is evacuating his tube to seek out a better place to live. Ensure changes to water parameters are made gradually and, where possible, avoid lifting them out of the water as any air trapped in the tube could cause problems. Doing this is dangerous for the feather duster because leaving the tube will make it very vulnerable to any creature looking for a delicious snack. Earlier today when the lights were off, i caught the worm partially hanging out of it's tube moving around. If a feather duster worm detects a shadow or feels threatened, it will retreat into its tube for protection. He isn't all the way out but you can see. About 2 weeks after the initial drop, i would come sneak up on the tank at night time and see this extremely tiny looking new crown. I noticed this morning that my feather duster worm was protruding out of his tube. Watching this game of peek. Ensure, too that the worms get regular feeds. There are even times when the worm will vacate it’s tube to find a place better suited for it and build a new tube in the rocks or sand. Be careful when acclimatising tubeworms. Don’t lift them out of the water.

There are even times when the worm will vacate it’s tube to find a place better suited for it and build a new tube in the rocks or sand. Doing this is dangerous for the feather duster because leaving the tube will make it very vulnerable to any creature looking for a delicious snack. He isn't all the way out but you can see. Don’t lift them out of the water. Be careful when acclimatising tubeworms. Earlier today when the lights were off, i caught the worm partially hanging out of it's tube moving around. About 2 weeks after the initial drop, i would come sneak up on the tank at night time and see this extremely tiny looking new crown. Watching this game of peek. Ensure, too that the worms get regular feeds. If a feather duster worm detects a shadow or feels threatened, it will retreat into its tube for protection.

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Feather Duster Worm Coming Out Of Tube If a feather duster worm detects a shadow or feels threatened, it will retreat into its tube for protection. He is most likely unhappy where he is (be it from lack of flow, starvation, something bothering him, etc.) and is evacuating his tube to seek out a better place to live. Ensure, too that the worms get regular feeds. There are even times when the worm will vacate it’s tube to find a place better suited for it and build a new tube in the rocks or sand. Watching this game of peek. I noticed this morning that my feather duster worm was protruding out of his tube. Ensure changes to water parameters are made gradually and, where possible, avoid lifting them out of the water as any air trapped in the tube could cause problems. Earlier today when the lights were off, i caught the worm partially hanging out of it's tube moving around. About 2 weeks after the initial drop, i would come sneak up on the tank at night time and see this extremely tiny looking new crown. Don’t lift them out of the water. Be careful when acclimatising tubeworms. Doing this is dangerous for the feather duster because leaving the tube will make it very vulnerable to any creature looking for a delicious snack. If a feather duster worm detects a shadow or feels threatened, it will retreat into its tube for protection. He isn't all the way out but you can see.