Is my hammer getting to much flow?

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Hey reefers I have a hammer coral wondering if it’s getting to much flow?

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Hey reefers I have a hammer coral wondering if it’s getting to much flow?

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Is there a problem that would make u ask that question?... because it's looking nice. I have one too, and it looks that good. I think ur doing something right.
 
Is there a problem that would make u ask that question?... because it's looking nice. I have one too, and it looks that good. I think ur doing something right.
I was just wondering because it looks to much open to where it looks like the tissue
 
I was just wondering because it looks to much open to where it looks like the tissue

I'm no expert, but from the picture ur showing, it looks great. I wouldn't worry about it at this point. GL
 
Always look at the health of the coral and its disclosure, this will help you.
I have a 70% SPS tank. The course is quite strong for LPS. But while I see that my frog spawn, gonis, akans and others do not show signs that they do not like it, I leave the stream strong.
 

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