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I placed my Duncan and Chalice on the same rock. Both are growing nicely however I have noticed that the main head of the Duncan has extended in a way that it touches the Chalice at times. Today I noticed that some of the tentacles on that side are atrophied. Is this from a sting? Should I look to move the Duncan?

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I placed my Duncan and Chalice on the same rock. Both are growing nicely however I have noticed that the main head of the Duncan has extended in a way that it touches the Chalice at times. Today I noticed that some of the tentacles on that side are atrophied. Is this from a sting? Should I look to move the Duncan?

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Yes move the Duncan. Duncans aren't aggressive and will loose a fight. They get big fast so give it a decent amount of space
 
Assuming that’s a Hollywood stunner they are quick growing and aggressive. If not already it absolutely will start stinging the Duncan. I would look to move one of them.
I would move the Duncan they are a lot more tolerant with location.
 
Put the duncan in a little more flow. You'll get better extension.
 
Will do. Yeah the Hollywood can’t be moved unless I break it up. It has grown into the adjacent rock. Eventually the Hollywood will have to be fragged, it is outgrowing the tank. Thanks guys. Now I need to find space to move the Duncan. Will it be ok near a Blasto?
 
Will do. Yeah the Hollywood can’t be moved unless I break it up. It has grown into the adjacent rock. Eventually the Hollywood will have to be fragged, it is outgrowing the tank. Thanks guys. Now I need to find space to move the Duncan. Will it be ok near a Blasto?
It should be fine near a blasto
 

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