Hammer corals

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Does this front hammer need more flow? The back one seems to be getting enough, just worried the front doesn’t have enough.. thanks!
 
IMO it could take a little more flow if you can manage it, but I think its probably still fine though.
 
IMO it could take a little more flow if you can manage it, but I think its probably still fine though.
I tweaked my return pump slightly and it seems to have a little bit more now , got them yesterday so I also expect them to be somewhat stressed and acclimating
 
IMO it could take a little more flow if you can manage it, but I think its probably still fine though.
Do you think they are too close? Now I’m debating moving the front one slightly to the right maybe more angled to give them room?
 
IMO it could take a little more flow if you can manage it, but I think its probably still fine though.
Do you think they are too close? Now I’m debating moving the front one slightly to the right maybe more angled to give them room?
No that is fine. Hammers and frogspawns are typically ok next to eachother. If u see a tentacle sticking to one of them then you know they are battling. Do what you can for a bit more flow. As long as they are healthy they can handle getting swayed around a bit!
 

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