jessica47421
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does anyone have any duncans for sale?
duncans?
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coraljunky
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How many are you looking for? Wild or captive aquacultured?
jessica47421
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captive, and im not really sure how many i am just wanting to get some in my talk.
coraljunky
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I'm out of captive, do you like these?
coraljunky
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digitydash
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Originally Posted by coraljunky
I'm out of captive, do you like these?
U got pm
I'm out of captive, do you like these?
U got pm
jessica47421
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how much would those be? would they be ok under 2x 65 watt lights?
coraljunky
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What size tank, how deep? I know they retail for about $55-$65/head, but I'll take much less depending on how many you want.
jessica47421
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55 gal
coraljunky
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Should be okay, here is something out of one of my books:
They require low to moderate water currents and low to moderate reef lighting for proper health. Duncanopsammia Corals can adapt to brighter lighting over time. It is important that adequate calcium and alkalinity levels are maintained to ensure proper skeletal growth. Make sure that low to moderate currents will be able to supply it with necessary nutrients and trace elements.
Feed this coral by using a coral feeder, or turkey baster, to squirt mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, or other small bits of meaty foods near the polyps. Additions of Marine Snow, phytoplankton, and trace elements will help to insure its continued good health and growth.
They require low to moderate water currents and low to moderate reef lighting for proper health. Duncanopsammia Corals can adapt to brighter lighting over time. It is important that adequate calcium and alkalinity levels are maintained to ensure proper skeletal growth. Make sure that low to moderate currents will be able to supply it with necessary nutrients and trace elements.
Feed this coral by using a coral feeder, or turkey baster, to squirt mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, or other small bits of meaty foods near the polyps. Additions of Marine Snow, phytoplankton, and trace elements will help to insure its continued good health and growth.
jessica47421
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i sent u a pm
jpnewreefe
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Hey very interested how much and how many do u have?