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Commonly known as whisker coral or daisy coral, Duncanopsammia is considered rare in the United States, but a common addition to Australian coral reefs. Usually found in deeper water near sandy substrate, it is very adaptable to varying lighting conditions. .. more »
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Duncanopsammia Axifuga
Duncanopsammia Axifuga is commonly known as daisy coral or whisker coral because of its beautiful shape. It is considered rare in the United States, but a common addition to Australian coral reefs. Usually found in deeper water near sandy substrate, it is very adaptable to varying lighting conditions. more »
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The color of Duncanopsammia can vary from gray-pink to light green on the tentacles, a pink to intense blue-green on the oral disc, and brown to bright green on the corallites. The size of the polyps (including the tentacles) can be up to approximately 4.5 cm across. Duncanopsammia is a fast grower if given the right conditions. . more »
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This type of coral requires low to medium lighting, and low to medium water flow. They are a popular addition to home or office saltwater tanks. Duncanopsammia Axifuga feeding tentacles appear during the evening ad while exposed, will feed on meaty foods such as brine shrimp or micro-plankton. For continued health, it will also require the addition of strontium, calcium, and other trace elements to the water in the tank. more »
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