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Tiny Feather Dusters On Live Rock. Should you feel the need to, you can safely remove these from your reef by simply scraping them off. I have orange, white, blue, purple and pink ones everywhere but they all came on my live rock from florida. My question is i have seen these little feather duster looking things on my live rock, the live rock was bought from a lfs and is. Hello guys i'm very new to the hobby and i have been working on getting my tank up and running for a while now. Of the serpulids, the christmas tree worms of the spirobranchus genus are the. Some tiny species will be introduced as hitchhikers on live rock and may proliferate in the right conditions. The feather duster shaped head pops out to allow them to get nutrients from tiny particles within the water. Hello all, i was taking a close look at my aquarium after i did some rearanging of my liverock and on some of the pieces, there are a. All you need to do with live rock is let it sit until it processes. They are easy to care for, just watch out for. They are reef safe and will not touch your coral. If you have live rock it already has all the bacteria you’ll ever need on it.

The feather duster shaped head pops out to allow them to get nutrients from tiny particles within the water. My question is i have seen these little feather duster looking things on my live rock, the live rock was bought from a lfs and is. All you need to do with live rock is let it sit until it processes. If you have live rock it already has all the bacteria you’ll ever need on it. Hello all, i was taking a close look at my aquarium after i did some rearanging of my liverock and on some of the pieces, there are a. Hello guys i'm very new to the hobby and i have been working on getting my tank up and running for a while now. They are easy to care for, just watch out for. They are reef safe and will not touch your coral. Some tiny species will be introduced as hitchhikers on live rock and may proliferate in the right conditions. I have orange, white, blue, purple and pink ones everywhere but they all came on my live rock from florida.

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Tiny Feather Dusters On Live Rock My question is i have seen these little feather duster looking things on my live rock, the live rock was bought from a lfs and is. My question is i have seen these little feather duster looking things on my live rock, the live rock was bought from a lfs and is. All you need to do with live rock is let it sit until it processes. Should you feel the need to, you can safely remove these from your reef by simply scraping them off. Some tiny species will be introduced as hitchhikers on live rock and may proliferate in the right conditions. I have orange, white, blue, purple and pink ones everywhere but they all came on my live rock from florida. Of the serpulids, the christmas tree worms of the spirobranchus genus are the. They are reef safe and will not touch your coral. They are easy to care for, just watch out for. Hello all, i was taking a close look at my aquarium after i did some rearanging of my liverock and on some of the pieces, there are a. The feather duster shaped head pops out to allow them to get nutrients from tiny particles within the water. If you have live rock it already has all the bacteria you’ll ever need on it. Hello guys i'm very new to the hobby and i have been working on getting my tank up and running for a while now.