Hows this hammer placement?

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My hammer was not looking to happy in its last spot (high flow medium high light.) So I moved it to medium light medium low flow. Would this location be ideal?

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Probably fine for now but it is my understanding their sweeper tentacle can reach about 6 inches, so when it gets bigger it will possibly kill the other coral that is near it.
 
Probably fine for now but it is my understanding their sweeper tentacle can reach about 6 inches, so when it gets bigger it will possibly kill the other coral that is near it.
The flow direction keeps other corals out of reach! :)
 
Probably fine for now but it is my understanding their sweeper tentacle can reach about 6 inches, so when it gets bigger it will possibly kill the other coral that is near it.
I've for sure seen their long tenticles on this guy

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I've for sure seen their long tenticles on this guy

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My hammer is huge and far from anything. I have only had it for about 2 weeks and it was bleaching when I bought it. Now that its recovering I expect to see them any day. At the moment the blue sea stars are a bigger concern, they mess with all the coral, even the huge Hammer.
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