What's up with my feather duster

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I got this about a month ago or so. He was under a rock and got pulled off the rock and I think the tube was damaged. I believe it's coming back slowly, but surely.
Am I right?
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yes, it will likely recover. The tube is manufactured by the worm, it is not actually a part of its body, so it will likely be fine. I would recommend tucking the tube in between rocks or into the sand with the head side facing out.
 
yes, it will likely recover. The tube is manufactured by the worm, it is not actually a part of its body, so it will likely be fine. I would recommend tucking the tube in between rocks or into the sand with the head side facing out.
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