so my mom gave me a few early birthday gifts and one of them was a duncan head. the only problem is i have a FOWLR and a pipefish/seahorse tank, so i have nowhere to put the coral. put it in the fowlr and it was fine for an hour, until i came back in the room to see my arrow crab and angelfish picking at it. i have it in a breeders basket but it obviously can't stay there forever. should i try putting it with my seahorses/pipefish even though it stings? i have read its on the less aggressive side as far as stinging corals go, but is it worth a risk?
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Renee
I had one in my seahorse tank. Who was ticked off was the Duncan, because the seahorses thought it was a great hitch.... and it was.
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Renee
Duncans don't sting like that. Their nematocysts produce a sensation of stickiness, not a zap. There's more than one success story, though. I like this picture..... he looks "happy", doesn't he! I have no doubt he will be fine with that coral.There will not be a need to move the seahorse. You just have to be willing to possibly lose the duncan, should it become a favorite hitch.
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cool! thank you, i will definitely try it out nowDuncans don't sting like that. Their nematocysts produce a sensation of stickiness, not a zap. There's more than one success story, though. I like this picture..... he looks "happy", doesn't he! I have no doubt he will be fine with that coral.There will not be a need to move the seahorse. You just have to be willing to possibly lose the duncan, should it become a favorite hitch.
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