feather dusters??

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hey guys a lot of these, what i think are feather dusters, have been growing around my zoas and it seems they’re getting mad about it.their tentacles are like a striped pattern with brown and white, do they seem to be feather dusters to you? thanks !
 
hey guys a lot of these, what i think are feather dusters, have been growing around my zoas and it seems they’re getting mad about it.their tentacles are like a striped pattern with brown and white, do they seem to be feather dusters to you? thanks !
Google aiptasia. If they are pull the zoa and super glue them or remove the zoa from the plug if possible.
 
Google aiptasia. If they are pull the zoa and super glue them or remove the zoa from the plug if possible.
sorry forgot to attach the file, i don’t think they are aptasia though

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those look more like a feather duster. As @AcroNem states a white pic would help
 

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