Hammer and shadows

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I positioned 3 hammer corals in a specific area, and one is growing/extending a bit more than the others, and this is creating a 20% shadow for the hammer that's positioned lower to it. I"m wondering if I need to move this hammer out of the shadow?
 
I positioned 3 hammer corals in a specific area, and one is growing/extending a bit more than the others, and this is creating a 20% shadow for the hammer that's positioned lower to it. I"m wondering if I need to move this hammer out of the shadow?
Might be time to add an LED strip or aome supplemental lighting. As things grow shading becomes more of an issue.
 
Might be time to add an LED strip or aome supplemental lighting. As things grow shading becomes more of an issue.
:( I was trying to avoid that......but I think I'll take a look at what sort of LED strip is out there - do you have any suggestions?
 
:( I was trying to avoid that......but I think I'll take a look at what sort of LED strip is out there - do you have any suggestions?
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