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I want some colar in my tank
how big is your tank? lighting etc so we know what to suggest. im in fairford gloscestershire GL7 4BX and have some white zenia frag you could have and few few other bits (see my other posts
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I want some colar in my tank
If i remember rightly duncan corals do better in lower light, this is not strictly true as i had mine under a 150watt halide and they loved it!!
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I want some colar in my tank
Hi Josh
Duncans are from deep water and so they can survive lower light conditions but with additional feeding - I think that they also photosynthise aswell so more light the better food production I suspect.
J
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I want some colar in my tank
so, they would live in my tank then? I am ready to feed them if necessary, as I am full time mum and have enought time to enjoy my reef and look after it
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I want some colar in my tank
"now about my tank - it's 180 litres and at the moment I have original T8 lights, but first number on my shoping list at the moment T5
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You'd be surprised what grows under T8's. More important that your water quality is as good as possible.
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I want some colar in my tank
are you saying then - I can have them even without changing lights? i was reading a bit today, and it looks like they are not so hard to keep, but they are so nice - I think I love them even I do not have one yet
I saw some in LFS and they where amaizing - so now my goeal is to get one duncan
great
and as for water - i think I am o.k. will post latest resultas saturday
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I want some colar in my tank
I fed mine everyday, people say once a week but i found with them being fed once a day they grew very quickly and they always extended there tentacles to quite a large area!!
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I want some colar in my tank
I don't have any Duncans - yet, However I have been keeping Favia, Bubble Coral, Fungia/plate and candycane/trumpet corals under T8's and they have all shown good growth, 2 x white and 1x blue.
Zoa's and Ric's need even less light I have found and still show good growth.
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