Growing Duncan relocation

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So, I got this guy a couple of months ago. He started out on the sand bed with three heads:
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Fast-forward three months, and he is quickly outgrowing his spot in the sand. In addition to the original three heads, I count five new ones with more on the way. I need to move him, but he is doing so well I'm afraid to do more harm than good. Any tips or suggestions for relocating a Duncanopsammia?
 
They are pretty hardy corals, as long as the light par is the same in new spot. You should have no issues. I have moved mine often. It does grow fast and need to move it so it does not get into a coral war. Mine started with 2 heads, fast forward maybe 8 years. I can not count all the heads on it. Just a giant mass of tentacles. They are an easy, nice looking coral.
 

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