Weird Duncan behavior

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My Duncan is acting weird can anyone help?

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on sand bed his tips almost look like bubbles @HaveFishWillTravel
I see. I have only had my Duncan Corals for a few weeks so I’m not that familiar with their behavior. Does he still have bubbles on his tips? This is what mine look like.
 

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What is it doing? Where is he located?
Are you feeding him? They need to be fed. I hand feed mine Mysis shrimp every other day or so. I’m not exactly sure how often I should be feeding my double-headed guy, so I am starting out slowly with a piece or two of shrimp for each head and he seems to be doing great. I have a thought that if they are getting too much, they will expel it.
 
Parameters would help resolve this issues, that being said, my Duncan bubbles when I mess with it.
 
Sorry for the late response my perimeters are
Calc- 500ppm
KH- 10 dkh
Phosphate- 0.10ppm
Nitrate- 10ppm
Alk- 9dkh
 

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