Can't get Candy Cane to grow like others..

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I'm not sure why but every other coral in my tank is growing really well but my candy cane coral has shown no signs of growth..

I have perfect readings my Duncan and birdsnest have grown like crazy and I switched salts to Red Sea Coral Pro. And yet my Candy Cane is as pictured below...


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I'm not sure why but every other coral in my tank is growing really well but my candy cane coral has shown no signs of growth..

I have perfect readings my Duncan and birdsnest have grown like crazy and I switched salts to Red Sea Coral Pro. And yet my Candy Cane is as pictured below...


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Same here man I got one back in November with 2 heads here we are in june still 2 heads...all my montipora and other sps growing my acans, Duncan's, zoas ect
 
Same here man I got one back in November with 2 heads here we are in june still 2 heads...all my montipora and other sps growing my acans, Duncan's, zoas ect

Man that's pretty depressing. Mines from February and I was hoping to see at least one head pop out by now. But my Duncan already popped 7 new heads.
 
Man that's pretty depressing. Mines from February and I was hoping to see at least one head pop out by now. But my Duncan already popped 7 new heads.
Yea tell me about it I know people who have them pop heads out like crazy monthly me nope nothing doesnt do ****.
 
I feed mine brine shrimp and roids several times a week and it seems to really fuel the growth.. it was one of the first corals in my most resent tank, started with a 3 head frag and grew to 40 in two and a half years.. I have cut 8 heads off of it this year alone.

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2.5 years later

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Yea I feed mine roids twice a week
I feed mine brine shrimp and roids several times a week and it seems to really fuel the growth.. it was one of the first corals in my most resent tank, started with a 3 head frag and grew to 40 in two and a half years.. I have cut 8 heads off of it this year alone.

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2.5 years later

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Feed them directly when the food catching polyps are out. When mine where just 3 heads I did this every other day with pellets, and growth took off.
 
They dont grow new heads. The head will split into two. And it will just keep splitting. I have had mine for a year and it was slow at first now they are really taking off. First pic is when i got him second is today.
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They dont grow new heads. The head will split into two. And it will just keep splitting. I have had mine for a year and it was slow at first now they are really taking off. First pic is when i got him second is today.
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o wow so the little stand that it's on isn't going to grow any further really?
 

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