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Hi all, I'm receiving a "hammer coral today and was wondering on the correct way to acclimate?
 

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hammer 's are somewhat harty, did it come shiped in or local pickup? if shipped float bag for 15min or so, if local can kind of ship this step. i use a turkey baster and add water to the bag. when the bag get somewhat full, i pure or take some out and down the drain. adding the water slowly for about 15 min. after that i remove the coral and place in take low and go from there. the left over water in the bag can be dump down the drain.
 

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If it's not too late turn it upside down while it is still in the bag before pulling it our of the water. The skeleton is VERY sharp and can/will damage some of the tentacles with thier weight when out of the water.

good luck and let us know how it goes.
 

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