Hammer coral recovery

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Well after making a huge error by adding fresh water instead of saltwater durring a water change my original hammer has now started to regrow its polyps. Never trust that the lfs has sold you the saltwater you asked for. Lost several lps and all my shrimps. They did make things right by helping me set up my larger cube and provided me with another awesome bicolor hammer to replace the losses. Always test the water you are adding!
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Wow, sorry to hear that... some LFS are worth their weight in gold, other should not be in business giving out that type of advice, it serves no purpose but to frustrate a person after spending a boatload of cash on their hobby.
 
Wow, sorry to hear that... some LFS are worth their weight in gold, other should not be in business giving out that type of advice, it serves no purpose but to frustrate a person after spending a boatload of cash on their hobby.
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