Hammer not looking great

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Important things first

1.027- salinity
30ppm- Nitrates
0.09- phosphates
78F- degrees
9- dkh
430- calcium
20 aio
2x hygger mini wavemakers @ lowest setting sine
Noopsyche k7 mini on rockwork side and Aquaknight A029 for macro/ gorgonian/ torch side

I've had this 5 head hammer for a couple months now, it has little ity bitty heads coming off it all over. It's been great until about 2 weeks ago, the top 2 heads are smaller than they usually are, the one has some deflated tips also. The deflation has only been going on for about 2 days now. Everything seems great and with the lower heads doing good it makes me think it's just being temperamental but figured i would try to get some expert advice for precautionary measures.
 
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Thanks, no it's getting the same flow as the other ones
 

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