Show me your Duncan Corals!

I see you have a Diamond Goby, too. We have one of those. Keeps the sand really clean, but makes a mess! Does yours do that, too? We are considering getting fighting conch snails instead...
Yeah I call him the A hole he likes to bury all my corals till I whacked him with a net handle he is finally being a good boy. "Spare the rod spoil the goby"
 
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This Duncan started with just a couple heads about a year ago and last time i counted was just under 30. Also hosts my clowns.
 
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The under side of my duncan I started with two heads about four years ago. About 100 heads now.
 
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My fastest growing coral in my tank, only had 1 head 2 months ago now has 6. Not bad for a free coral
 
Here is mine. There are 4 heads growing behind the big one. I can only feed 3 of the small ones because one faces straight down.

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