You could drop a fish food pellet on it and see if it’s arm/tentacles grab it and bring it to its center of its disk/mouth.
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tgrimsley18
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I’d suggest having a couple of glass vials around so if you can catch something in question you can put it in a vial for a 360 degree viewing. Container Store sells them.
tgrimsley18
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The one I dug up disappeared and has not come back. I couldn’t manage to collect it. I did however find a confirmed feather duster on my lobo, which I just got two days ago. I can see the tube on the rock it is on.
tgrimsley18
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The next chance I have, I’ll put one in a vile, and get back to you. Thank you for your help
I’d suggest having a couple of glass vials around so if you can catch something in question you can put it in a vial for a 360 degree viewing. Container Store sells them.
muzikalmatt
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That sounds like aiptasia. They can shrink down to nothing like that and you have to wait for them to re-emerge. Feather dusters just retract inside a tube that you would be able to see and/or crush.
That might be a bristle cage worm. I got one recently on a Trachy frag. you can see it on the front. But from the first pics you posted I don’t think those were a bristle cage worm.
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