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These just showed up in my nano reef or at least it's the first time I noticed them. They appear to be a tiny hard tubed feather duster that withdraw quickly if I hit them with a burst of light. The tubes are very small 1/4 inch at most, and the tops are red in color. My large peppermint shrimp took out my soft tubed feather duster, but seems to be ignoring these so far

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could you get a picture facing the opening? does seem like a feather duster, but do not feel too confident with this response unless i see the front.
 
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could you get a picture facing the opening? does seem like a feather duster, but do not feel too confident with this response unless i see the front.
This is the best I could do. It's just starting to come out of the tube and the top is a blood red color. You can see the tube in the upper left part of the photo
 

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