Lighting needs of feather dusters

[JM]

Just curious because i have noticed a few very small feather dusters on my live rock. They must have come on it and made it through the cycling process. How much light do i need to keep them alive? Right now i have a coralife 260W PC fixture on the tank.(it's a 120g) I know these lights aren't strong enough for corals or anemones in a tank this size, but it is a FOWLR and i had the light left from my old 75g so i put it to use. Will this amount of light be enough to keep the dusters alive??

 

[GuOD]

I have 120g tank with 260w Pc fixture and my feather duster has been alive for over a month... seems to be getting a bit bigger. some other ones have sprouted up too.

i don't think they require light at all

 

[loyalrogue]

Featherdusters are filter feeders.
They don't contain any zooxanthellae for photosynthesis so they don't require any lighting to survive like corals and anemones.