Might my worm be dead?

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So I’m slightly concerned about my duster worm. Last night I noticed my turbo snail trying to push past and the worms tube was being pressed on the rocks by the snail, well a white cloud erupted from the tube and Plumette (my worm) hasn’t been out since. I’m gonna keep an eye out but I’m worried.
 
So I don’t know what came out of Plumette’s tube but she’s out and feeding now sooo definitely not dead
 
I think it maybe spawning. I had one that released what looked like eggs. Don't know much about featherduster procreation though.
 

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