Hammer coral help

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So my corals polyps see.to be shrunken now
Nitrate 13
Phos .02
Salinity 1.025
Calcium 420

Before
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After
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It seems a little pinched in one area for some reason, but that can happen on occasion. If it comes back out, there is no issues. If it stays that way. If you have steady parms, then I would start looking for pests or something bothering it.
 
It seems a little pinched in one area for some reason, but that can happen on occasion. If it comes back out, there is no issues. If it stays that way. If you have steady parms, then I would start looking for pests or something bothering it.
An astrea snail climbed on it last night could that have caused it?
 
oh yeah. it should come back out after with no issues
 
.02 is a bit low for phosphates for Euphyllia. I would maybe try increasing feeding a bit.

As others have stated, you should also test alkalinity and magnesium (edited).
 
.02 is a bit low for phosphates for Euphyllia. I would maybe try increasing feeding a bit.

As others have stated, you should also test alkalinity and phosphate.
I just fed reef roids phos should increase a small amount now
 
Yes it ate it, the tentacles closed in on the food, therefore it is reactive to the food
That’s encouraging, he’s still got energy to eat
How is he looking today? Getting an Alk reading will help. Also magnesium, many euphyllia thrive in high mag like 1400-1500. Send another pic! I’m rooting for this hammer!
 
That’s encouraging, he’s still got energy to eat
How is he looking today? Getting an Alk reading will help. Also magnesium, many euphyllia thrive in high mag like 1400-1500. Send another pic! I’m rooting for this hammer!
I would say he's looking better already!
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