Fish that eat pesky feather dusters?

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Hi, All.

I have a huge cluster of feather dusters that randomly popped up in my tank. It started out small and is now taking over all the rocks in that corner.

Is there a fish or some invertebrate that eats these pesky feather dusters? None of mine do.

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Copperband butterfly (difficult) and probably most pest eating wrasse.
 
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I know feather dusters are awesome. But I was just going with it cause sometimes ya know people have their own preferences.
 
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I know feather dusters are awesome. But I was just going with it cause sometimes ya know people have their own preferences.
How come I can't have a "problem" like feather dusters??!! That's like complaining that you have too much money! I'll trade my dinos for feather dusters any day---and I'll even pay for shipping!
 
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The ones I had looked like this. Less than an inch when extended out of their tube. Had hundreds across the sand and starting to get on the rocks. I got a couple peps to handle some aiptasia and they took care of the feather worms too. Pretty much harmless till they get into plague proportions.
 
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