Frather duster / tubeworm issue

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I bought this bunch a week back, and was doing fine, i feed rotifers, cyclops and lobster eggs every other day when i feed my seafan and sun coral. They have started loosing heads some how, is it coz of high flow or something else?

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What fish do you have in the tank. My Matted file fish thought they were aptasia and eat them all
 
Possibly lack of nutrition (particulate size) and too much direct flow
Do you add any phytoplankton?
 
Possibly lack of nutrition (particulate size) and too much direct flow
Do you add any phytoplankton?
I too feel its flow, coz my friend has in almost no flow and all are doing fine. I think ill change its placement. No i dont feed phyto, since i have a pod explosion in my tank, so i guess i have it alot.

Just have a pair of baby clowns and a ywg.
 
I too feel its flow, coz my friend has in almost no flow and all are doing fine. I think ill change its placement. No i dont feed phyto, since i have a pod explosion in my tank, so i guess i have it alot.

Just have a pair of baby clowns and a ywg.
That would be a great start, low flow area.
 

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