Hammer Garden

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My Lagoon tank is now 7 weeks old and the Hammer garden is really doing well, thought I’d share for the euphyllia lovers! Still have more hammers to add too.

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Love hammers but mine isn’t opening latley
Moderate water flow and lighting, Feed 2-3X per week
Salinity range: 1.024-1.026
Temp range: 77-79
Ph range: 8.1-8.3

This is where mine are at:

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Love hammers but mine isn’t opening latley
Wall or branching? I have much better luck keeping branching hammers healthy and open all the time. I have a center piece XXL wall gold hammer in my other tank that is currently struggling as well. I can not figure out what the issue is with it. Very frustrating
 
Moderate water flow and lighting, Feed 2-3X per week
Salinity range: 1.024-1.026
Temp range: 77-79
Ph range: 8.1-8.3

This is where mine are at:

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Yea they are not high demand light or flow corals, mine often have done best in the substrate.
I love the amount of coral you have in your tank, I like mine the same way. Jam packed wall to wall!
 

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