Hammer coral tissue ?

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Does this hammer tissue look happy ? It's just not growing in size so I'm curious. Parameters are stable

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It looks withdrawn. How long have you had it to say "not growing"? What kind of light is it under?
 
It looks withdrawn. How long have you had it to say "not growing"? What kind of light is it under?
It's intentionally withdrawn to show tissue.

It's a year old, has not grown additional heads yet. Has probably 180 par
 
Are you sure the par? I only asking because I bought a head hammer frag 6 years ago, its directly under metal halides, now is the size of a volleyball. After one year should be baseball or softball size IME. To me, not growing is all about the lighting.

How are your other corals doing?
 
Are you sure the par? I only asking because I bought a head hammer frag 6 years ago, its directly under metal halides, now is the size of a volleyball. After one year should be baseball or softball size IME. To me, not growing is all about the lighting.

How are your other corals doing?
My blasto is growing for sure. Leathers growing great too. My acans, no but I also just realized I should be feeding them.

It's under two kessil 360x and a radeon 15 gen 6 blue
 

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