Advice on Duncan PLEASE!

[dbjonesjr]

Hi all! I’m fairly new to the form and reefing in general! I’ve had rock and fish in my tank for a while now and have just recently began adding corals! I wanted to find out if this Duncan looks happy from someone with a little more expertise!

 

[Crabs McJones]

It looks happy to me low light and low flow is usually whats preferred for these little guys.

 

[James M]

Welcome to reef2reef!!
The Duncan looks very happy

 

[dbjonesjr]

And I would prefer not to get beat up by the tang police ;Nailbiting. I have a 180 cichlid tank I’ll be converting to saltwater when I finish selling off the fish .

 

[Jeff Hall]

Looks good. What were you concerned about?

 

[James M]

Looks good. What were you concerned about?

He was asking if it looked good

 

[Oscaror]

And I would prefer not to get beat up by the tang police ;Nailbiting. I have a 180 cichlid tank I’ll be converting to saltwater when I finish selling off the fish .

PUT YOUR TANGS WHERE I CAN SEE EM!

Lol jokes aside that duncan couldn't look happier, good job OP. Welcome to R2R

 

[Sea MunnKey]

If you feed the Duncan occasionally then don't be surprised to see baby Duncan heads popping out from the base ...

Welcome to Reef 2 Reef!!

 

[GoldeneyeRet]

Welcome! No beatings around here...

 

[dbjonesjr]

Thanks all! I have reef chili and mysis cubes for feeding. Have already fed it some mysis! Didn’t seem to repspond much to the chili!

 

[declanisadog]

I had to look back to find the tang...

Duncan looks good, and welcome!

 

[NS Mike D]

looks happy to me. Mine looked was worse, no tentacles, I was going to throw it out. That was 2 1/2 years ago. One day a single tentacle emerged so I decided to let nature take it's course.
Here it is today

Feed it (anything, they are reef gavones) and it will grow fast.

Duncans are one my favorite corals. hardy, fast growing, active feeder (who doesn't enjoy watching a coral eat?) and flows with the current (unlike those boring acro sticks )