Feather Dusters Eyes at Faith King blog

Feather Dusters Eyes. The tentacles are at the anterior end of a worm. They’re like living feather dusters whose mouths can see you coming. I don't see any compound eyes, but does it have any eyespots? A feather duster worm resembles a living feather duster! The long tube, the soft and wavy “feathers” moving in the current. It’s always cool to watch as it sucks into the tube when a fish gets too close. Giant nerve cells allow such a quick reaction. Sabellastarte spectabilis is a species of benthic marine polychaete worm in the sabellidae family. Coloration can be pink, purple, yellow, tan, or golden and even white. It’s a spectacular sight to see in the home aquarium. It is commonly known as the feather duster. It is almost as if it senses you nearby or could actually see! Does the worm have any eyes on the tentacles there? Don’t count on making eye contact with your new feather duster worm! These fan worms don’t have a face and eyes, but they are able to detect changes in the light and use that light sensitivity to protect.

The tentacles are at the anterior end of a worm. Coloration can be pink, purple, yellow, tan, or golden and even white. Sabellastarte spectabilis is a species of benthic marine polychaete worm in the sabellidae family. It is commonly known as the feather duster. Does the worm have any eyes on the tentacles there? A feather duster worm resembles a living feather duster! They’re like living feather dusters whose mouths can see you coming. Don’t count on making eye contact with your new feather duster worm! The long tube, the soft and wavy “feathers” moving in the current. Giant nerve cells allow such a quick reaction.

Native Feather Duster Big Mansion Brush

Feather Dusters Eyes Does the worm have any eyes on the tentacles there? Does the worm have any eyes on the tentacles there? The tentacles are at the anterior end of a worm. It is almost as if it senses you nearby or could actually see! A feather duster worm resembles a living feather duster! It’s a spectacular sight to see in the home aquarium. It is commonly known as the feather duster. They’re like living feather dusters whose mouths can see you coming. Sabellastarte spectabilis is a species of benthic marine polychaete worm in the sabellidae family. I don't see any compound eyes, but does it have any eyespots? These fan worms don’t have a face and eyes, but they are able to detect changes in the light and use that light sensitivity to protect. Coloration can be pink, purple, yellow, tan, or golden and even white. Don’t count on making eye contact with your new feather duster worm! It’s always cool to watch as it sucks into the tube when a fish gets too close. The long tube, the soft and wavy “feathers” moving in the current. Giant nerve cells allow such a quick reaction.