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01/26/2007, 04:25 PM
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Location: Delaware
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what is the best way...
to acclimate a feather duster? i'm putting my first one in the tank its a dwarf hawaiian duster (pink crown) - two of them - how should i acclimate / handle them / where should i put them? (sandbed/LR?) Thanks in advance
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01/26/2007, 04:33 PM
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Dusters can be placed directly on the sand. They don't have any special light considerations but do appreciate high flow. Feeding with a phytoplankton based food is highly recommended. Some fish will pick on them but they withdraw and often feed at night.
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01/26/2007, 04:36 PM
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cool - i have the perfect spot for em in a good flow area - i just hope my arrow crab doesnt make them a $15 snack.
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