what's wrong with my feather duster!!!

[coral keeper]

Originally Posted by MX#28
http:///forum/post/2582044
How did you acclimate the duster?

Originally Posted by jamiegrl
http:///forum/post/2581956
yes 1 hour drip
^^^

 

[mx#28]

Hmmmm...
Have you seen the hermits on it at all? They are known to pick at dusters once in a while.

 

[jamiegrl]

no i haven't
i guess there is nothing more i can do

 

[mx#28]

Originally Posted by jamiegrl
http:///forum/post/2582095
no i haven't
i guess there is nothing more i can do
Sometimes there's just little that can be done. Things can go awry anywhere from collection to various shipping trips, etc.
FYI, I would slowly raise the salinity to about 1.026.
If the worm comes out of the tube, make sure to isolate it from the crabs so that it might have some chance to secrete a new tube. It might also drop its crown (which looks damaged to me), but there is still hope.

 

[perfectdark]

Originally Posted by apelaston
http:///forum/post/2581985
coco worms need calcium from what i have researched and what i have been told.
Thats true however the subject in the picture is not a cocoa worm. Its a feather duster and its tube is made up of a different material than a cocoa worms.

 

[coral keeper]

Originally Posted by PerfectDark
http:///forum/post/2582285
Thats true however the subject in the picture is not a cocoa worm. Its a feather duster and its tube is made up of a different material than a cocoa worms.
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