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Mines been half open/closed for about 2 weeks now. Normally it would b open and the flow didn't seem to bother itI had a Duncan that grew very well but occasionally it would close up especially when it was bothered (like moving it).
Eventually it would get happy and continue growing. When it got to 50 heads or so it would sometimes stay closed for long periods of time but it kept growing on the way. I eventually took it to the LFS because it was taking over the corner and I got tired of fragging it.
If the new flow is keeping it closed it might take awhile for it to get used to the location. It’s not completely closed in the picture so I would leave it there and let it adjust to the new flow. It can still get few by drifting food items and it should be good in the long term. It may grow faster and expand more in the future once it gets settled in.Mines been half open/closed for about 2 weeks now. Normally it would b open and the flow didn't seem to bother it
So should i just leave it alone and let it do its own thing?If the new flow is keeping it closed it might take awhile for it to get used to the location. It’s not completely closed in the picture so I would leave it there and let it adjust to the new flow. It can still get few by drifting food items and it should be good in the long term. It may grow faster and expand more in the future once it gets settled in.
Yes, I think it will adapt and be happy when it does. Moving coral around is not what happens in nature on a good day. They settle and grow in the same place until a hurricane or coral collector knocks them off. Adjusting to new locations takes energy and slows growth while they adjust to new light and current environments.So should i just leave it alone and let it do its own thing?