New Duncan heads?

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I’ve read plenty of stories about Duncan’s being temperamental so I’m not super worried but my Duncan has been pretty closed up for a few days now. Are these little bumps on the side of the Duncan new heads popping up? Have lots of other corals in the tank that are doing great.

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congrats! They seem to be
But for the Duncan, I wouldn’t fret it, I have a Duncan next to others that is fully open, lushous like a bush! But the others aren’t really open, no shade, same flow, blah

But, it’ll open up sooner or later!
 
congrats! They seem to be
But for the Duncan, I wouldn’t fret it, I have a Duncan next to others that is fully open, lushous like a bush! But the others aren’t really open, no shade, same flow, blah

But, it’ll open up sooner or later!
Thanks for the reply! Yeah this is not something I’m worrying about. Thankfully plenty of people have talked about how this can happen for periods. I do love the Duncan though so I hope lots of heads pop up soon ha

What I am annoyed by is whatever has decided to slowly eat my zoas haha
 

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