Duncan coral agressive?

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I'm a newbie be a and have a a Duncan coral that has gone by from six heads to almost 20 in three months. I love this coral but in my 40 gallon minded reef he is getting close to my blasto corals. Anything to worry be about? Do Duncan sing other corals they get closer to. Thanks
 
I'm a newbie be a and have a a Duncan coral that has gone by from six heads to almost 20 in three months. I love this coral but in my 40 gallon minded reef he is getting close to my blasto corals. Anything to worry be about? Do Duncan sing other corals they get closer to. Thanks
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I'm a newbie be a and have a a Duncan coral that has gone by from six heads to almost 20 in three months. I love this coral but in my 40 gallon minded reef he is getting close to my blasto corals. Anything to worry be about? Do Duncan sing other corals they get closer to. Thanks
Their sting is very mild and they do not have long sweeper tentacles.

But, I'd keep some separation in-between your duncan and blasto.
 
Their sting is very mild and they do not have long sweeper tentacles.

But, I'd keep some separation in-between your duncan and blasto.
Thanks very much for your help
 
Both duncans and blastos are more mild LPS stingers, but basically all LPS will do some kind of warfare when close. Keep an eye on it and get ready to move if any signs of damage show up. I have a couple blastos real close to my duncans which I'm observing closely right now. No problems so far.
 
Both duncans and blastos are more mild LPS stingers, but basically all LPS will do some kind of warfare when close. Keep an eye on it and get ready to move if any signs of damage show up. I have a couple blastos real close to my duncans which I'm observing closely right now. No problems so far.
Thanks for your help.
 

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