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cjmaddy · 12-03-2009, 01:22 PM

Originally posted by Jim Sachs:

..... Feather Dusters, like all tubeworms, live in a hard, permanent tube which slowly grows in length due to secretions from the animal. (But in this case, it doesn't grow.).....

Jim, - I've just been re-watching the Blue Planet episode 'Coral Seas', and was impressed by the grouping of Christmas Tree tubeworms.
How much additional work would it be to have a group of Feather Dusters to replace the single one we have now? - Like we have a group of Clams, and a group of Barnacles. - If it's possible, without affecting your plans too much, I think it would produce a nice effect.
..... Am I asking too much?

12-03-2009, 01:22 PM	#105
cjmaddy Registered Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 7,854	Originally posted by Jim Sachs: ..... Feather Dusters, like all tubeworms, live in a hard, permanent tube which slowly grows in length due to secretions from the animal. (But in this case, it doesn't grow.)..... Jim, - I've just been re-watching the Blue Planet episode 'Coral Seas', and was impressed by the grouping of Christmas Tree tubeworms. How much additional work would it be to have a group of Feather Dusters to replace the single one we have now? - Like we have a group of Clams, and a group of Barnacles. - If it's possible, without affecting your plans too much, I think it would produce a nice effect. ..... Am I asking too much?