Any idea why my hammer is looking like this

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Had this hammer for a few months now and when it opens up it opens really wide and the polyps sometimes are really skinny? Is it too much flow? I have some higher phosphates at the moment could that be the cause?
It can get even more open and stretched out then in the photo. Thanks in advance

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Don't have any before pics, I guess this photo shows more why I was worried with how slouched it looks. Thanks for the replys!
 

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