Does this hammer look happy and healthy?

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It's been in the display for a couple weeks now. Started on the sand and worked it up to where it is now over a week. One head looks kind of deflated, or tangled up in itself. I didn't do a great job at making the move stress less.

First hammer.

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Hammer looks good. Like previous posts, you need a clean up crew going.

I have a reefcleaners crew, 80 some animals (though there's not that many left) since the beginning.

After they failed to keep up, I added a couple blue leg hermits and an emerald crab.

Recently added some Marco to the tank to try to compete, but this is where I am now.

I suspect my problem is some worn out membranes in the lfs's RO unit. Zero detectable nitrates.
 

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