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hey i have one of my two hammerheads closed up for a few days now, no idea why.
any suggestions?
water changes weekly
CA-425
MG-1350
KH-10.4
Salt-1.025
PH-7.8/8.0 (api test kit hard to tell sometimes)
ammonia-0
nitrate-10
phosphate- is the only test kit i don't have, ran out.
 
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Picture of it looks fine, the clowns brushing up against it here in there will make it retract some. edit sorry didnt see the other hammer next to it that's probably the one your talking about... How long has it been placed in that spot? You could try moving it lower may be too much light for him.
 
Ok so it's not clear which one you're having an issue with, but the smaller one in that pic looks awful close to that chalice. To my knowledge chalices don't play nice so close to other corals.
 
Picture of it looks fine, the clowns brushing up against it here in there will make it retract some. edit sorry didnt see the other hammer next to it that's probably the one your talking about... How long has it been placed in that spot? You could try moving it lower may be too much light for him.
yea its the one peach one, im going to try and move it down to the sand bed today.
 
Ok so it's not clear which one you're having an issue with, but the smaller one in that pic looks awful close to that chalice. To my knowledge chalices don't play nice so close to other corals.
sorry for being unclear its the peach one i am having issues with
 
My mated pair clown fish (which I bought with an anemone) hosted a giant rock of pulsing Xenia’s instead. It took a few months but the loved it to death. I was recently told that they might host my hammerheads once they get bigger, so far they haven’t touched anything else.
 
My mated pair clown fish (which I bought with an anemone) hosted a giant rock of pulsing Xenia’s instead. It took a few months but the loved it to death. I was recently told that they might host my hammerheads once they get bigger, so far they haven’t touched anything else.
yea at one point i had a anemone as well, which one of them hosted. im trying to figure out how to stop from damaging my hammers but idk how.
 
Ok so it's not clear which one you're having an issue with, but the smaller one in that pic looks awful close to that chalice. To my knowledge chalices don't play nice so close to other corals.

+1 on this. Sweepers from a healthy chalice are evil. I keep mine isolated from everything else.
 

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