should mr. spaghetti worm be moved?

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jenwebber3

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just got a nice zooanthid colony today and on the bottom of the rock is a long spaghetti worm tube. he's already nice and active, and is nifty, but i'm not sure if i should put the colony lower in the tank so he's closer to the sand and he can sift and eat crab and snail poop? i also wonder if, as i add more coral, if he's better near the bottom so the coral is above him and he has less chance to disturb it?

i know zoo's tend to like bright light and water movement, so i had them up higher...

any thoughts? thanks!

p.s. any other thoughts on my coral placement or rock formation are welcome as well; so far just have the xenia, tree, and the zoo's.
 

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jenwebber3

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ok, nevermind, it seems he decided to move himself! he has now protruded his body out of the case on the rock and slithered downwards. so i couldn't move the rock if i wanted to i think. which is fine, i like it where it is! (and man, the mushroom corals look darn nifty under the actinic bulb and moonlights!)
 
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