Duncan question

[Jzndvd]

new polyp maybe. Had this frag a couple of months.

 

[DharkaronReef]

Hard to see it from this angle but yes, it looks like a small duncan head is coming out. I have a few of those on my duncans and frogspawn

 

[MTBake]

Most likely a new head sprouting there.

 

[Jzndvd]

Sweet. Thanks. That is what I’m hoping for. Let’s me know I’m doing something right if it’s growing. Lol

 

[MTBake]

Spot feeding duncans can help them grow even faster, ime.

 

[Jzndvd]

Spot feeding duncans can help them grow even faster, ime.

Yeah started spot feeding this one a couple times a week about a month ago. Usually just some frozen brine as I’m feeding the fish. Very active feeder.

 

[Jzndvd]

Sweet. Noticed this morning that there is one, possibly two, more ‘babies’ in addition to the one in the picture.

 

[RichtheReefer21]

Just had mine sprout some babies as well! Always great seeing your coral prosper and propagate! Keep it up!

Heres mine:

 

[Tanker1961]

View attachment 848055 This picture is from 2 weeks ago. Much larger now

 

[BoBoBREWSKI]

Hi,
My duncan started sprouting several new heads. Will these eventually get as big as the 2 main/big heads? If so, this thing is going to be huge!
When you spot feed a duncan, do you need to feed all the heads separately? Or if you feed only 1 head, do they all benefit?

 

[NS Mike D]

I had a single polyp that I thought I had killed. Was about to remove it when I saw a bit of flesh in the skeleton. 3 years later and man did it recover. I was like a new dad when I saw it's first sprout.

 

[NS Mike D]

Hi,
My duncan started sprouting several new heads. Will these eventually get as big as the 2 main/big heads? If so, this thing is going to be huge!
When you spot feed a duncan, do you need to feed all the heads separately? Or if you feed only 1 head, do they all benefit?

I broadcast a bit when I spot feet the Duncan, but my understanding with coral is that they are colonies, i.e. a single organism) so they share what they catch.