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Stacef · 03-03-2008, 09:53 PM

It also could be a colony of dusters. Grab a pic, it may not be clear to you, but someone who knows these animals may know. Feather dusters are a WONDERFUL addition to a tank. People pay for them, I do not know why you would want to get rid of them? The also help to lower your Nitrates..Try and get a picture up. Are there little tubes that the "crown" (feathers) retract into when touched by something/another fish? If not they could be something else..

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Stacef Acropora Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Dubuque Posts: 1,877 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: Brown featehr dusters? It also could be a colony of dusters. Grab a pic, it may not be clear to you, but someone who knows these animals may know. Feather dusters are a WONDERFUL addition to a tank. People pay for them, I do not know why you would want to get rid of them? The also help to lower your Nitrates..Try and get a picture up. Are there little tubes that the "crown" (feathers) retract into when touched by something/another fish? If not they could be something else.. __________________ Stace My 72g Build-full of pictures, we all know you loce pictures!