Duncan problem

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Hi all,
So I recently bought to frags of Duncan’s together and they are virtually in the same spot but one is doing great while the other one isn’t doing great. In fact they have been in the tank for 2 weeks and while one looks like he is thriving the other not so much.

parameters as follow
Alk 8.7
Calc 500
Mag 1500
No3 20
Po4 .09

should I dip the frag in iodine? Or leave it?

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I notice the one on the right is blowing pretty hard to the right, it's possible the one on the left is too close to whatever is causing that flow and it doesn't like it. Have you tried any other locations yet?
 
I notice the one on the right is blowing pretty hard to the right, it's possible the one on the left is too close to whatever is causing that flow and it doesn't like it. Have you tried any other locations yet?
I have moved them both around to different spots, and it’s the same one is open and the other one is well looking like that
 
I’d try to put him in a low flow area and leave him alone. You might try to feed bbs or mysis and see if you can get any feeding response.
 

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