My duncan coral is looking happy & growing well
What sort of care does the Duncan need? I hear they are not easy to keep alive. I want to get one if it is easy to keep.
Glenn's Reef RSM 250
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What sort of care does the Duncan need? I hear they are not easy to keep alive. I want to get one if it is easy to keep.
I don't specifically target feed him, though one could and some do, I have had good luck with mine 
I do feed all my corals in my tank a variety of frozen, I thaw it in front of a powerhead & it disperses all over the tank a couple times a week.
I do feed all my corals in my tank a variety of frozen, I thaw it in front of a powerhead & it disperses all over the tank a couple times a week.
There are listed in the "Moderate" care level on live aquaria:
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+2790+2670&pcatid=2670
I'm the same as Glenn, I don't target feed mine he just gets residual from broadcast feeding the entire tank a few times and week and is doing great.
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+2790+2670&pcatid=2670
I'm the same as Glenn, I don't target feed mine he just gets residual from broadcast feeding the entire tank a few times and week and is doing great.
Thanks Reggie - great to see you posting on RS - your tanks always been an inspiration !
ReefJunkie
Member
They are fairly easy. When I got mine it only had 3 heads. In about 9 months I have 11 heads. I keep mine in a 28 gallon nano cube. Far less lighting what's in those RSM tanks.
JoeCanada11
Member
Hey Glenn how about some updated pics maybe a recent FTS?
Hi Joe - not the best pic, but one of my latest - I need to get out the tripod & dslr
JoeCanada11
Member
That is HUGE!!!! There's got to be at least 100 heads.
thanks for the nice post on top right a frogspawn, in the center is my out of control growing, badly needing to be fragged branching hammer coral
Hey Allen - thanks much - great to see life's to where your posting on the forum again !!! I think you are referring to Reggie, long time beautiful RSM Club tank owner, that moved to to a bigger tank here his new thread...
http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/reef-chronicles/69518-reggies-120g-stony-reef.html
here his new thread... http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/reef-chronicles/69518-reggies-120g-stony-reef.html
+1^^^^
Roy Page
Active Member
Glenn,
Well I have read every post of your tank thread over the past 4 weeks while trying to come to a decision on what tank to buy.
I have learnt so much from the experiences here I have fooled myself into thinking I can have a reef tank, so a RSM C-250 is on a truck to me should arrive on Monday.
Almost ready to start my first my own tank thread.
Cheers
Roy
Well I have read every post of your tank thread over the past 4 weeks while trying to come to a decision on what tank to buy.
I have learnt so much from the experiences here I have fooled myself into thinking I can have a reef tank, so a RSM C-250 is on a truck to me should arrive on Monday.
Almost ready to start my first my own tank thread.
Cheers
Roy
Wow thanks Roy - I never had a reef tank until my 1st RSM a couple of year back & I have had nothing but success with the great members of RS helping me learn - I am sure you will love your beautiful RSM C-250 and have great success too ! 
Look forward to seeing it progress & following your thread
Look forward to seeing it progress & following your thread