Hammer coral lost another head

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My hammer coral just lost another head and now I am really worried about it. All parameters are good and third head is also on its way out. Yesterday, it was looking fine, but today another head is gone. I also see some holes in the hammer. Could it be that my snails are damaging the hammer coral?
 
My hammer has been receded for months I haven’t lost any heads yet. I did pull it out today and dip it and found 2 tiny snails hiding out between the 4 heads. Hope that’s all it was of why it’s been closed up for so long.
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How long have you had the hammer? Can you share more info please? Parameters, tank age, lighting, flow? A full tank pic always helps.
 
Alk is 9.4, salinity is 1.026, nitrates are 20, phosphates are 0.05, calcium is 460, magnesium is 1450. Tank is 1 year and 3 months old
 

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