Feather duster attached to clam?

gary faulkner · 01/09/2007, 08:02 PM

Feather duster attached to clam?
I have a feather duster that is attached to the side of my maxima clam.

If I remove the duster how should I handle it?

Superglue it to a rock, or stick it in the sand ?

I am afraid if I don't attach it to something it will blow away. I have a lot of strong flow in my tank.

Can the duster be exposed to air?

TIA

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AquaReeferMan · 01/09/2007, 08:11 PM

I dont see any problem with it being on the clam. I used to have xenia all over the one side of my crocea. If you dont like it you can just rip it off. Just grap the base right where it is connected and pull it off. You can glue it or stick it between something. They can be exposed to air also.

sunfish11 · 01/09/2007, 08:13 PM

It isn't going to hurt anything so why remove it?

alizarin · 01/09/2007, 08:15 PM

If you don't like it where it is you can break it off at the base and superglue it to something else. The worm can leave the tube and find some place else if he really doesn't like where you put him.

01/09/2007, 08:02 PM	#1
gary faulkner Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: North Carolina Posts: 1,468	Feather duster attached to clam? Feather duster attached to clam? I have a feather duster that is attached to the side of my maxima clam. If I remove the duster how should I handle it? Superglue it to a rock, or stick it in the sand ? I am afraid if I don't attach it to something it will blow away. I have a lot of strong flow in my tank. Can the duster be exposed to air? TIA [COLOR=royalblue] __________________ Gary Current Tank Info: 300G SPS

01/09/2007, 08:11 PM	#2
AquaReeferMan Got Reef? Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Under the Sea, Pa Posts: 4,593	I dont see any problem with it being on the clam. I used to have xenia all over the one side of my crocea. If you dont like it you can just rip it off. Just grap the base right where it is connected and pull it off. You can glue it or stick it between something. They can be exposed to air also. __________________ Couple SPS/Zoanthid tanks and a couple of FW planted tanks. Current Tank Info: 5 pieces of glass with some silicone and plastic frames holding them together

01/09/2007, 08:13 PM	#3
sunfish11 Premium Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Weyauwega, WI Posts: 2,365	It isn't going to hurt anything so why remove it?

01/09/2007, 08:15 PM	#4
alizarin Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 869	If you don't like it where it is you can break it off at the base and superglue it to something else. The worm can leave the tube and find some place else if he really doesn't like where you put him.