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Will coral sting feather dust worm


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Feather duster are worms really and the "crown" are really replaceable even it drop off or attacked. It is danger if something attack the tube itself.

The feather duster I would believe is safe.

Equipment:

30G Corner Tank with 10G Sump, 2 x 24W artinic T5, 1 x 24W 10K, 1x 24W 20K, 3" Grade 0 sand & Live rocks, Activated Carbon, Bio-home, 2 x Seio M620, Hailea 1/2HP Chiller, Redsea Pro Skimmer

Live Stock:

Turbo Snail x 1, Green Mandarin Dragonet X 2, Blue Tang X 2, True percular x 2, 1 x Algae Bleenie, Clarke clown x 2

Reef:

1 x 2" Blue maxima, Red/Brown/Purple Mushroom (Discosoma), Pink Ricordea yuma, A little colony Brown/Green common Zoanthus, Red/Pink/Green US Zoanthus, Eagle-eye Zoathus, 14 Branch Goniopora Pandoraensis, 1 Starburst Polyps, 3 + 2 Branch Frogspawn, 4 Blasto, palythoa, Cheato

RIPs (Since June 2005):

1. Sabae clown (KO by Clarke clown) 2. 1 branch melted frogspawn 4 branch 3. Golden maxima (Ripe the base off rock by me) 4. Algae Bleenie x 2 (Starvation) 5. Blue Maxima x 1, 2 x Maxima, 1 x frogspawn, rics (Overtemp...)

Old 30G Corner Tank.

Restarted 30G Corner Tank.

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hi there marble,

your feather duster ought to be safe beside any coral, other than stinging hydroids. their radioles are largely immune to stings i think, and i dont think the coral polyps feel the need to sting feather dusters. its only when they sense competing corals in their vicinity that they sting usually. however, do take note that if you place your feather duster besides a coral that moves alot, for example, xenias, they are likely to always be disturbed by the movement around them and retreat and not be able to feed adequately.

nice to hear that youre thinking about your feather duster's wellbeing- dont worry ya. theyre super amenable creatures.

cheers,

ian

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