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Feather Duster Reef2Reef. I just purchased a feather duster worm at a petco and am in the process of acclimating it. They are hitchhikers from the live rock i bought. When i dosed my tank for the first time with my feather duster in the tank, it started to emit a string like jelly substance from its crown. A featherduster worm is often found in the subtidal zones of reefs around the world, positioned in moderate currents where plankton meals get brought to them each day that are gentle enough to not damage their feathery crown. However.can you give me some advice on where. No fish yet, just live rock and sand, and a few clean up crew. I'm thinking of adding a feather duster as my first coral to my 5 gal nano. They often will eat feather dusters or aptasia, but most can not make the transition to prepared foods once this source is exhausted. Just got a feather duster from local store, it looked good in the sand. Earlier today i dosed bacteria and noticed 17 tiny feather dusters emerge. Now that is's home, the head or top looks dead and the feathers are.

Now that is's home, the head or top looks dead and the feathers are. No fish yet, just live rock and sand, and a few clean up crew. Earlier today i dosed bacteria and noticed 17 tiny feather dusters emerge. They often will eat feather dusters or aptasia, but most can not make the transition to prepared foods once this source is exhausted. When i dosed my tank for the first time with my feather duster in the tank, it started to emit a string like jelly substance from its crown. I just purchased a feather duster worm at a petco and am in the process of acclimating it. However.can you give me some advice on where. They are hitchhikers from the live rock i bought. Just got a feather duster from local store, it looked good in the sand. A featherduster worm is often found in the subtidal zones of reefs around the world, positioned in moderate currents where plankton meals get brought to them each day that are gentle enough to not damage their feathery crown.

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Feather Duster Reef2Reef When i dosed my tank for the first time with my feather duster in the tank, it started to emit a string like jelly substance from its crown. They often will eat feather dusters or aptasia, but most can not make the transition to prepared foods once this source is exhausted. A featherduster worm is often found in the subtidal zones of reefs around the world, positioned in moderate currents where plankton meals get brought to them each day that are gentle enough to not damage their feathery crown. Now that is's home, the head or top looks dead and the feathers are. No fish yet, just live rock and sand, and a few clean up crew. When i dosed my tank for the first time with my feather duster in the tank, it started to emit a string like jelly substance from its crown. They are hitchhikers from the live rock i bought. However.can you give me some advice on where. Earlier today i dosed bacteria and noticed 17 tiny feather dusters emerge. I'm thinking of adding a feather duster as my first coral to my 5 gal nano. I just purchased a feather duster worm at a petco and am in the process of acclimating it. Just got a feather duster from local store, it looked good in the sand.