Protula bispiralis (Orange) is a captivating large tubeworm prized for its bright orange radioles that add vibrant colour and movement to reef aquariums. This species is a filter feeder, extending its feathery crown to capture plankton and suspended particles from the water column.
Care Level: Moderate care is recommended, suitable for hobbyists with some experience in maintaining stable water parameters and providing appropriate feeding.
Feeding: Protula bispiralis requires regular feeding of fine particulate foods such as phytoplankton, rotifers, or specialised liquid invertebrate feeds. Target feeding is beneficial to ensure adequate nutrition.
Compatibility and Reef Safety: This tubeworm is reef safe and compatible with most peaceful tank inhabitants. Avoid housing with aggressive fish or invertebrates that may disturb or prey on it.
Tank Requirements: A minimum tank size of 60 litres is advised to maintain stable water quality and provide sufficient space. Moderate water flow is ideal to deliver food particles without damaging the delicate crown.
Placement: Position Protula bispiralis in areas with moderate flow and indirect lighting, such as shaded rock crevices or vertical surfaces, to mimic natural habitat conditions.
Additional Notes: Regular water changes and stable water parameters are essential to maintain health. Avoid sudden changes in flow or lighting to prevent stress.



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