The day I got this one. Literally just put him in the tank.
Opened up
Grubbin'
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Looks super !Duncan was my first coral back in 2008. It was two heads back then, but has grown a little bit the past four years. I have two others that I have acquired trying to get other colorations.
Very nice indeedHere's a picture of some duncans in my old tank (several years ago):
Just starting to get back into the hobby again, so here's a picture of the frag I picked up about 2-weeks ago:
Great lookingHere are a couple close ups of my ever growing colony:
Yes indeed the can grow really quickly and become large. On the feeding, my fish do the same ...they steal the food from it ...but I guess it still gets someThanks! If i remember when i got it, it had 2 or 3 heads now it has 6. Every now and then ill notice a new head forming. Once in a while ill feed it some mysis but my clownfish and blood shrimp usually go after it.
Nice looking for sureThe day I got this one. Literally just put him in the tank.
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Go for it .. they are great additions to any reef tank and are hardy and not too demanding on the water chemistry (within limits of course) and they grow new heads real fast tooI really want some Duncans!
My Duncans. I was lucky enough to find these in a LFS.
Looking truly great !Heres a pic of my duncan patch,about 15 heads total
This one has been having growth spurts and acting like this alot while the other one is generally open and grows slowly