darkdancer333 Posted April 30, 2014 Share Posted April 30, 2014 I have a duster that keeps leaving his husk. Today I noticed a piece of him was split. he was by a rock and the husk still had a piece of the worm in it.. Now I noticed the crown is split off It's like the crown was cut in half.. Is this guy dead or is he just making another home.. First Crown has a torso but only partial sine the other piece was in the husk The second crown has no torso yet.. Actually where the torso should be it's hollow. I read where the reason he left the husk was he was looking for a mate.. when a duster dies do the individual petals of the crown fall off?? This is whole process is actually interesting I also read that when they split crowns it can become fatal?? I hope this is not the case. The mistake I did make was the part of the worm that fell out of the husk I threw away. I didn't want fish or shrimp picking or eating this.. Link to comment
darkdancer333 Posted April 30, 2014 Author Share Posted April 30, 2014 any ideas where to find info on this problem.. I've read articles but they seem so vague Link to comment
Ibuyen Posted May 4, 2014 Share Posted May 4, 2014 Could be just making a new crown, mine do this from time. It's cool watching the new crown grown to nothing to full crown in weeks Link to comment
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