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They haven’t been there self candy cane same with the hammer head any ideas

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3rd pic i see is white sponge ,ok,follow other thread on hammers ,from a min ago,we can get some help for all there ;)
 
it is good, bonus filtration
 
Hard to tell but is the candy canes completely receded?
 
They haven’t been there self candy cane same with the hammer head any ideas

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What are your parameters? High PO4 can nuke them. They also hate direct flow. More info about your system?
 
What are your parameters? High PO4 can nuke them. They also hate direct flow. More info about your system?
Po4 is ok they are in flow maybe try and move them do you think ?
 
Po4 is ok they are in flow maybe try and move them do you think ?
What are the peremeters friend :)?
We can help better knowing the proper levels your water is at
And how your equipment is placed. Maybe they are to close or to powerful for the tank you have. S
Size will help us to and filtration
 
Also water change
Id say do one cause they fix just about everything
What kinda water and salt do you use
Im not the most knowledgeable but put the right info down and maybe someone can help to
I do know a thing or to thou so well see
 
Salinity:
Temperature:
pH:
Nitrite:
Nitrate:
Ammonia:
Phosphate:
Alkalinity:
Calcium:
Magnesium:

These values will definitely help! It could be as simple as low salinity, please update with any info you can!
 

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