Duncan Behavior

waaaaaaat??????
Thats mind bending, Ive never seen that....

I can't be for certain it was a parasite... I didn't see anything in the dip afterwards...

In the end, the polyps seemed to melt away...
 
I can't be for certain it was a parasite... I didn't see anything in the dip afterwards...

In the end, the polyps seemed to melt away...
I'd say it was in its way out but. Maybe that gaping was a split or or an illness
 
I'm sorry for your loss. :-(

Any ideas on what changed before you first noticed it? Light, flow, fish addition/removal, feeding change, ... anything? Baffling.
 
I'm sorry for your loss. :-(

Any ideas on what changed before you first noticed it? Light, flow, fish addition/removal, feeding change, ... anything? Baffling.

Thx...

I did add another Jebao PP4 for more random flow... That's about it... [emoji848]
 
I did add another Jebao PP4 for more random flow... That's about it... [emoji848]
That could, in theory have made the flow too high for them, but I've got Duncans in a pretty high flow area of my tank and they seem to do okay... Odd, indeed.
 

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