Duncan Coral (Duncanopsammia axifuga) #2
Green LPS coral, intermediate care level
Approximate footprint: 4 x 4cm
Known for its branching structure and large polyps that create active movement in water flow. The coral actively captures food, so regular feeding encourages healthy growth.
Optimal conditions: low to moderate light and water flow.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Duncanopsammia axifuga |
| Color | Green |
| Form | Branching |
| Light Requirement | Low to moderate |
| Flow Requirement | Low to moderate |
| Feeding | Recommended for active growth |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for this coral?
Low to moderate light is preferred for optimal growth and health.
Does this coral require feeding?
Yes, feeding encourages polyp activity and supports growth. Regular feeding is recommended.
How big does this coral typically grow?
The approximate footprint is 4 x 4cm, and it grows in a branching pattern with expanding polyps.
Ian Morgan –
The Duncan coral has grown well in my tank with regular feeding. It shows active movement and maintains vibrant green color. I keep the flow moderate and light low, which works perfectly.
Victor Dowd –
It’s a solid LPS coral that responds well to feeding. The branching structure adds visual interest. I noticed it captures food regularly, which is encouraging.
Elizabeth Churchill –
Easy to maintain with low light and gentle flow. The polyps are healthy and active. I feed it weekly and it has grown steadily over three months.