Protula bispiralis (Orange) is a captivating medium-sized tubeworm known for its vibrant orange colouration and delicate fan-like feeding appendages. This species is a peaceful addition to marine reef aquariums, contributing to biodiversity and natural filtration.
Care Level: Moderate care is recommended, focusing on stable water parameters and appropriate feeding.
Feeding: Protula bispiralis is a filter feeder that benefits from regular feeding of fine particulate foods such as phytoplankton, marine snow, or specialised invertebrate diets. Supplementing with liquid foods or powdered feeds dispersed in the water column will help maintain health.
Compatibility and Reef Safety: This tubeworm is reef safe and compatible with most peaceful reef inhabitants. Avoid housing with aggressive fish or invertebrates that may disturb or prey on it.
Water Flow and Placement: Moderate water flow is ideal to ensure adequate delivery of food particles without damaging the delicate feeding structures. Place Protula bispiralis in a sheltered location within the aquarium, such as rock crevices or shaded areas, to mimic its natural habitat and reduce stress.
Lighting: Lighting requirements are low to moderate, as this species does not rely on photosynthesis.
Tank Size: A minimum tank size of 60 litres is recommended to provide stable water conditions and sufficient space.
Origin: Not Provided.
Maximum Size: Medium-sized tubeworm, typically reaching up to 5 cm in length.
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