Duncan splitting

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I moved my 2 headed Duncan from the sand bed where it had been for about 9 months up to a rock a few weeks ago. Almost immediately both heads divided into 6 each. Since then I haven't seen the tentacles extend very much. Possibly just getting used to their new configuration? And is it normal to divide 6 times?
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They might thrive on neglect. Once boating season began I haven't done anything to that aquarium except feed them and do weekly 10% changes, no testing, no supplementing, nada. Everyone's happy, fishies are smiling, the corals are filling in and no algae. Might have stumbled into something here.
 
I recently purchased a Duncan and after a couple of weeks later it started dividing (one portion, followed by another). I noticed that the divided heads didn't seem to extend quite as far as they did pre-division - after a few weeks they seemed to be back to "normal."
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I had a 4 gead Duncan that retracted for awhile while each head sprouted 3 new ones. Now there are too many to count.
 

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