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So, I have several fairly recent hammer additions.
I have read about and observed sweepers / feeders. This evening, but under daylight in the tank, I observed a long, thin and dark sweeper extended out of one of the hammer heads. It extended in the current over the course of several minutes until it was ~3 inches in length. Shortly thereafter it detached and was swept up in the current. The clowns took a few nips and pieces were torn off and then it settled out of site.
Is this typical? The research I did shows elongated sweepers of the same coloration and texture of the main coral. This was nothing like that.
What is your experience?
I have read about and observed sweepers / feeders. This evening, but under daylight in the tank, I observed a long, thin and dark sweeper extended out of one of the hammer heads. It extended in the current over the course of several minutes until it was ~3 inches in length. Shortly thereafter it detached and was swept up in the current. The clowns took a few nips and pieces were torn off and then it settled out of site.
Is this typical? The research I did shows elongated sweepers of the same coloration and texture of the main coral. This was nothing like that.
What is your experience?

