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Hi everyone I have just bought a new tube worm and was wondering if these products I have would be ok feeding him.
I have Reef roids, seachem zooplankton and seachem phytoplankton.
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Hi everyone I have just bought a new tube worm and was wondering if these products I have would be ok feeding him.
I have Reef roids, seachem zooplankton and seachem phytoplankton.
PXL_20230128_171030832.jpg
Looks great. Should be able to obtain food right where its at
 
How often do I feed him.
 

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