:confused: Will somthing eat it or should I get it out of there?
808smokey Member Dec 15, 2004 #2 I've had that happen before. I usually just leave it in there. The peppermint shrimp and hermits usually eat it.
I've had that happen before. I usually just leave it in there. The peppermint shrimp and hermits usually eat it.
808smokey Member Dec 15, 2004 #4 I'm talking about the crown not the actually worm. The worm will grow a new crown in a few weeks at most.
I'm talking about the crown not the actually worm. The worm will grow a new crown in a few weeks at most.
bergamer Active Member Dec 15, 2004 #5 my feather duster just grew back its crown I thought it was dead, although the feathers a tiny- it took about 3 weeks for the feathers to begin regrowing
my feather duster just grew back its crown I thought it was dead, although the feathers a tiny- it took about 3 weeks for the feathers to begin regrowing
Will somthing eat it or should I get it out of there?
