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[dansreef]

small feather duster. Nothing to worry about at all. I have has tons in my tanks. Eventually, they will either just die off if you run a lower nutrient system or they become feed for fish like a wrasse or a copper band butterfly. Again, nothing to worry about.

As an aside, how old is your tank? It appears to be fairly new, older perhaps than the 4 weeks you had the zoas in your tank?

 

[TedsReef]

small feather duster. Nothing to worry about at all. I have has tons in my tanks. Eventually, they will either just die off if you run a lower nutrient system or they become feed for fish like a wrasse or a copper band butterfly. Again, nothing to worry about.

As an aside, how old is your tank? It appears to be fairly new, older perhaps than the 4 weeks you had the zoas in your tank?

small feather duster. Nothing to worry about at all. I have has tons in my tanks. Eventually, they will either just die off if you run a lower nutrient system or they become feed for fish like a wrasse or a copper band butterfly. Again, nothing to worry about.

As an aside, how old is your tank? It appears to be fairly new, older perhaps than the 4 weeks you had the zoas in your tank?

Yes it's new. It has been cycled for 9 weeks now.

 

[dansreef]

Give it time and go slow. Read other posts on people setting up new tanks. You will get a lot of information from them on things to do and avoid.

Good Luck with your tank.