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So I'm pretty new to reef keeping, been doing a lot of reading but was wondering if the stretched mouth on this hammer was it splitting or not. It was a little bleached when I got it but seems happy now. Thank you in advance!

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It's probably related to flow or just an exchange of fluids
 
Fluid exchange just when the coral releases fluid. It's Perfectly Normal
 
I got it in a tank from someone getting out of the hobby 3 weeks ago, I moved it into my 29 biocube 2 weeks ago because it was unhappy in the other tank, bleached and retracted. Here is a full picture of it:
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I got it in a tank from someone getting out of the hobby 3 weeks ago, I moved it into my 29 biocube 2 weeks ago because it was unhappy in the other tank, bleached and retracted. Here is a full picture of it:
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The piece looks very healthy
 
So just to update this thread just in case anyone else is searching for this. I have learned that it was the head splitting!! It now has 2 mouths and 2 more of its heads are beginning to do the same thing. Here are some pictures from today:
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That is the head that I originally asked about
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The 2 additional heads that have the mouths starting to stretch and split
 

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