So I came home today after being away for a couple days (I had my friend watch the tank for me) and the heads of my Duncan coral looked smaller than normal and the tentacles looked shriveled. My friend did not mention anything wrong with the tank, talked to him everyday. I decided to feed the corals and they readily ate all the mysis I offered. Ever since then the Duncans haven't opened back up, staying completely closed into the stalk. All water parameters are fine. Wondering what could be wrong?
The coral was healthy when I left. At night, before I left, and again today when they closed up, I have counted 4 new heads that have grown since i got the coral (the biggest growth only half the circumference of a pencil eraser). Is this normal duncan behavior or is there something wrong with the coral? I thought its a sign of being healthy if a coral is eating and growing!!!
P.S. Ill post a pic tomorrow, turned off the lights for tonight.
The coral was healthy when I left. At night, before I left, and again today when they closed up, I have counted 4 new heads that have grown since i got the coral (the biggest growth only half the circumference of a pencil eraser). Is this normal duncan behavior or is there something wrong with the coral? I thought its a sign of being healthy if a coral is eating and growing!!!
P.S. Ill post a pic tomorrow, turned off the lights for tonight.


