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I been stop feeding him, nothing much is happening. Do you think I should move him up more? He is almost on the sand bed.
 
I been stop feeding him, nothing much is happening. Do you think I should move him up more? He is almost on the sand bed.
You can but don’t move to far up . I have 2 Duncan’s 1 is off the sand maybe just below mid tank the second is on the sand bed . They are both doing well in my opinion. Good luck

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You can but don’t move to far up . I have 2 Duncan’s 1 is off the sand maybe just below mid tank the second is on the sand bed . They are both doing well in my opinion. Good luck

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They look great! Mine are completely retracted . I moved it down again to the sand bed but at a different location. I hope they start coming out. The main base is losing its color and 1 polyp is almost gone. so I’m assuming it’s just dieing .
 
I’ve had mine on the sand bed for a year in low to moderate flow, and it thrives there..
 
Unfortunately my coral is dieing. He is now 2/3 gone :( I moved him up and down and tried target feeding but no go... I guess Ill have to try a new one down the road.
 
So sorry to hear about your Duncan. Corals can be so frustrating. I had a branching hammer that did good for a week or two than suddenly did a full on polyp bail-out. I recently decided to give it another go and got a different species. An Aussie Reverse Stem Hammer I believe and it's doing great.
 
mine is on sand bed as well with moderate flow. I maybe feed my every couple of weeks with cut up frozen krill. New heads poping out all the time.
 

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