Green Duncan Coral
The Green Duncan Coral is a popular live coral species ideal for marine aquariums. It thrives in moderate to high light conditions and requires stable water parameters to maintain health and vibrant coloration.
Key Features
- Live coral suitable for reef tanks
- Requires stable water chemistry
- Best grown in saltwater environments
- Needs moderate to high lighting
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Green Duncan Coral |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific |
| Light Requirement | Moderate to High |
| Water Temperature | 24–28°C |
| Water pH | 8.1–8.4 |
| Water Salinity | 1.020–1.025 |
FAQ
What lighting conditions are best for Green Duncan Coral?
Green Duncan Coral thrives under moderate to high lighting. A reliable LED or metal halide light source with sufficient intensity is recommended.
Can this coral be kept in a beginner-friendly aquarium?
This coral requires stable water conditions and consistent maintenance. It is better suited for experienced aquarists who can monitor water parameters regularly.
How often should water parameters be tested?
Water parameters should be tested weekly to ensure stability, especially during the initial acclimation phase.
Ava Cameron –
The Green Duncan Coral arrived healthy and has grown well in my 120-liter reef tank. I keep the lighting consistent and test water parameters weekly. It has added a beautiful green hue to the tank and is very active.
Ava Walker –
It’s a solid choice for a reef setup. I noticed it expands slowly over time and does best with stable water conditions. A bit sensitive to fluctuations, so I’ve adjusted my water changes to be more gradual.
Irene Thomson –
I’ve had this coral for six months now and it’s thriving. The color is vibrant and it’s not aggressive toward other invertebrates. Only needed a small adjustment in lighting after arrival.