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Unread 11/26/2006, 08:23 PM   #1
Embowe
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Featherduster in trouble

I had a rockslide tonight and in the process of them falling my featherduster was pulled from his "tube." Now he has nothing to retract into...what do I do now? Is he a done for or will he just regrow a new tube?...what does everyone suggest I do?


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Unread 11/26/2006, 08:45 PM   #2
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feather duster drop their tubes when frightened stressed etc and grov new ones i would think it will be ok.


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Unread 11/26/2006, 09:17 PM   #3
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i had a small featherduster come in on some liverock. his tube got crushed when the rock fell. but he has since regrown a tube and is about twice the size now.


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