Orange Branching Psammacora

Make sure you've done your research on Christmas tree worms, they're tricky to keep long-term. They're beautiful, but they require specialized care to last.
Really? What kind of care? Everyone on the thread I posted made it sound as if they should do just fine as long as my feather duster is doing well
 
I don't have any tips beyond what I'm sure Google has, I just know I've seen discussion of them being hard to keep- they need frequent feeding with filter-feeder suitable foods, and may take awhile to starve, giving the false impression that they're doing well. A large, mature tank would be able to support them more easily.
 

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