Sakura Crown Feather Duster

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Sakura Crown Feather Duster

$49.99

Key Features:
⭐ Soft pink petal-like crown structure
• Elegant flowing fan display
• Active filter-feeding invertebrate
• Ideal for ornamental reef accents

Quantity: 1 Feather Duster
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Sakura Crown Feather Duster

$49.99

$49.99

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About this item

Sakura Crown Feather Duster

Sakura Crown Feather Duster (Sabellidae sp.) is an ornamental filter-feeding invertebrate known for its elegant, fan-shaped crown displaying soft pink, rose, and translucent white tones. The delicate radioles form a spiral crown structure reminiscent of blooming petals, creating a refined, floral appearance that stands out in reef aquariums.

Each individual is a tube-dwelling feather duster anchored to hard substrate, extending its crown into the water column to capture fine suspended nutrients. When fully extended, it creates graceful movement in the current, while its natural retraction response adds a dynamic and responsive element to the display.

Available Options

1 Feather Duster

  • Single ornamental specimen
  • Ideal for targeted placement or accent additions
  • Great for nano and smaller reef systems

3 Feather Dusters

  • Small grouping of three individuals
  • Creates a fuller, layered visual effect
  • Ideal for enhancing movement and display density

Care Information

💡 Lighting
Low to Moderate		 🌊 Water Flow
Moderate
📍 Placement
Rockwork, rubble, or display zones		 ⚙️ Care Level
Moderate
📈 Growth Rate
Slow		 🧪 Feeding
Filter feeder (phytoplankton, micro foods)

Special Considerations

Feather dusters rely on stable water conditions and consistent availability of fine suspended nutrients. Their crowns may retract during acclimation or when disturbed, but will gradually extend once settled. These are ornamental filter feeders and do not typically reproduce or spread in aquarium systems.

🌱 Propagation

In natural marine environments, feather duster worms reproduce through broadcast spawning:

  • Adult individuals release eggs and sperm into the water column
  • Fertilized larvae develop as free-swimming plankton before settling
  • Juveniles attach to substrate and form protective tubes as they mature

This reproductive process is dependent on ocean-scale environmental conditions and is not typically observed in closed aquarium systems.

Learn More

For detailed species information, compatibility, and care tips, visit our Species Library.

Livestock Disclaimer

Due to natural variation between specimens, the item received may differ slightly from the image shown. Color intensity, crown shape, and patterning may vary depending on lighting, origin, and environmental conditions.

Size and appearance are approximate and may vary slightly between individual specimens.

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