I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

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I have a hammer that will not open up for some reason, even though all my other corals too! Actually, two branches of it stay closed while the other is just fine! I saw people talking about flow causing this so I redirected it away but it is still closed! Please help! Here's the pics of hammer and reef.
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Tanks: IM Nuvo 20

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I have a hammer that will not open up for some reason, even though all my other corals too! Actually, two branches of it stay closed while the other is just fine! I saw people talking about flow causing this so I redirected it away but it is still closed! Please help! Here's the pics of hammer and reef.
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IMG_0211.JPG

Tanks: IM Nuvo 20

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Maybe you should post this question in the New to Hobby category, you may receive more answers. Just my $.02.
 
Just getting it going. 6 weeks at the most. Waiting for a big order. Also want to redo the aquascape to more open design
 

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