Christmas tree worms

[BaseballMan25]

I heard you have to feed them directly is this true i thought they were filter feeders.

 

[s_kelley]

got pics?

 

[BaseballMan25]

 

[RiverReefer]

huh? wheres the worm?

 

[S Hunter]

they are filter feeders

 

[Gina McReeferson]

huh? wheres the worm?

The large coral to the right is a Porites coral, the Christmas Tree Worms are the blue "fans" living on there.

they are filter feeders

Yes, they are.

 

[BaseballMan25]

okay good another reefer told me you had to physically feed them and asked me what i fed them so i got nervous

 

[S Hunter]

i have a piece that looks just like yours, and i have never fed it..i think after the amount of time that i have had it, it would have died by now :

 

[Gina McReeferson]

Those Christmas tree worms are so pretty, just the prettiest blue, they come in other colors as well.

 

[BaseballMan25]

ah what a relief It's a cool piece (=.

 

[jbishop]

filter feeders very cool IMO

 

[Blueflu1]

The large coral to the right is a Porites coral, the Christmas Tree Worms are the blue "fans" living on there.



Yes, they are.

Gina is always a wealth of knowledge.

 

[Gina McReeferson]

Awe, thank you for the compliment but it's definitely not true. I just try to help with the questions I know a little about because there are so few of them.

I know a little about the fish and invertebrates that I really enjoy, and I've liked tube worms since the very beginning (who would have thought that I'd ever like worms?!!!).

Now ask me an equipment question and you'll quickly find out how very little I actually know in this reefing business. :: Ask David, he'll tell you.