Protula Bispilaris Orange L
It is a striking marine tubeworm of the Serpulidae family, known for its characteristic double spiral tentacle (feeding crown) with intense orange to reddish colors. It is one of the most beautiful choices for marine reef aquariums, offering natural beauty and movement to the aquarium rock. The animal lives inside a hard limestone tube and extends its thin feathery filaments to filter microscopic organisms and organic particles from the water. It does not have aggressive behavior and remains permanently attached to rocks or other stable surfaces. It prefers stable water conditions, good quality and mild to moderate circulation, so that it can feed effectively. It is ideal for mature reef aquariums with abundant natural microplankton or supplementary food for filter-feeding organisms. ...More
Scientific name: Protula bispiralis
Common name: Red fanworm / Tubeworm
Family: Serpulidae
Color: Orange – reddish
Feeding type: filter feeder
Environment: Marine reef aquarium
Kept in a limestone tube
Peaceful species suitable for social reef systems
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