Feather duster worm leaving tube

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Hi all

All water parameters are in the green but my feather duster isn't happy all other inverts fish and corals are happy the worm appears to have a hole in its side? Any advice?

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Sorry, but once it gets to this point it's pretty likely to die soon. Nothing really can be done about it.
 
What's the cause?
 
They will sometimes migrate from the tube to build a new one, but the hole is concerning. What other inverts of fish are in there? I’m betting a crab got a hold of it.
 
On a related note your worm was not doing well even before this. Notice the tube is completely covered in algae. A healthy worm will have a leading edge of white new growth.
 
The tube has no algae? Inverts 2 shrimps, hermits and Halloween hermits, snails, ememerald crab.
 
So the worm left the tube and got caught by elegance
 

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