Feather duster floped over
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kelly shaw
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i don't think thats a problem. if he doesn't like it he will get out of his tube and move to a better home.
i lost my featherduster for about 2 weeks. couldn't see him or nothing. come to find out he retreated deep into his tube, shed all of his feathers and was growning new ones. he still like the rock he is on and he is comming out now.
if the tube isn't attached to the rock, you might want to plant him straight up and down in the sand. i wish i did that to mine, but his tube won't come loose from the rock and i don't want to break it.
i lost my featherduster for about 2 weeks. couldn't see him or nothing. come to find out he retreated deep into his tube, shed all of his feathers and was growning new ones. he still like the rock he is on and he is comming out now.
if the tube isn't attached to the rock, you might want to plant him straight up and down in the sand. i wish i did that to mine, but his tube won't come loose from the rock and i don't want to break it.
ninjamini
Active Member
Originally Posted by kelly shaw
i don't think thats a problem. if he doesn't like it he will get out of his tube and move to a better home.
i lost my featherduster for about 2 weeks. couldn't see him or nothing. come to find out he retreated deep into his tube, shed all of his feathers and was growning new ones. he still like the rock he is on and he is comming out now.
if the tube isn't attached to the rock, you might want to plant him straight up and down in the sand. i wish i did that to mine, but his tube won't come loose from the rock and i don't want to break it.
Its still partally attached to the rock.
i don't think thats a problem. if he doesn't like it he will get out of his tube and move to a better home.
i lost my featherduster for about 2 weeks. couldn't see him or nothing. come to find out he retreated deep into his tube, shed all of his feathers and was growning new ones. he still like the rock he is on and he is comming out now.
if the tube isn't attached to the rock, you might want to plant him straight up and down in the sand. i wish i did that to mine, but his tube won't come loose from the rock and i don't want to break it.
Its still partally attached to the rock.
big_money
New Member
A week or so ago I was doing a water change in my tank and when I broke siphon a large volume of water gushed back into my tank making a massive wave right on top of my feather duster. He broke off the rock he was attached to. I placed him back on the rock and a day later he was pointing downward like yours. Another day later I found him all the way off the rock. My feather duster now lives on the sand at the bottom of the tank and seems to be doing fine.
