My hammer and other Euphylliidae dont fully extend

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Hello guys is it normal that my Euphylliidae stayslike in the pic. Or should they extend more ? &is it ok they close to each other ? Ty
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they can be close but that looks like a chalice to the left, mine can send out long sweepers
also let everyone know some idea of your flow, lighting and how long you have them
 
Good morning,

can you share with us water parameters and lighting using on the tank? How long have you had them? I got a couple new ones about 3 months ago and they took about 4-6 days before opening up completely.
 
they can be close but that looks like a chalice to the left, mine can send out long sweepers
also let everyone know some idea of your flow, lighting and how long you have them
I have a cheap light for now got from aliexpress has 4 blue one purple and a white light.. The flow I have a sicce nano 100. My tank is about 12 gallon.ill post a pic of the tank will be easier. The hammer I got it yesterday. The other Euphylliidae had it for couple month now.
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Good morning,

can you share with us water parameters and lighting using on the tank? How long have you had them? I got a couple new ones about 3 months ago and they took about 4-6 days before opening up completely.
Salinity .025 . Dunno there parameters dont have the kite to test but indo water changes every 2 weeks everything else seem to be fine thu
 
Those are tiny heads.. im going on a limb here and saying theyre fully extended for the size of the skeleton. Because they look extended to me tbh
 

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