Inflating hammers

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Saw these hammers doing some funky stuff. None of my other hammers are doing it but I thought it was maybe eating something? None of these were like this last night and I came back from class to this. So far nothing else other than my green sophodium seems off. Gonna do a water change today but wanted to see if anyone had any ideas on what this is.



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Is this a frag tank or display reef?

What are the tank conditions? (e.g how is it cleaned and filtered, what are the water tests like on it (especially nutrient levels), what do you have for flow, etc)

Seems like another coral at the edge of frame in pic2 isn't looking too good.
 
Is this a frag tank or display reef?

What are the tank conditions? (e.g how is it cleaned and filtered, what are the water tests like on it (especially nutrient levels), what do you have for flow, etc)

Seems like another coral at the edge of frame in pic2 isn't looking too good.
Yea frag tank. That other guy someone came in with him not looking too hot. Said he dropped him in the rock work on that specific head.
 
Any change in levels? Not the greatest when the mouths start to look like this, Any improvement?
 
Yea frag tank. That other guy someone came in with him not looking too hot. Said he dropped him in the rock work on that specific head.
Makes sense for that one then.

I'm still curious on the other topics.
 
The flesh band is finally starting to separate from that dead head so I can cut him off soon from the healthy head.
 

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