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I have a question what can I do to encourage my hammer .to fully open up .I’ve tried moving it to the middle of the tank & to the send bed I’ve also tried adjusting the light & flow and still not opening up, it’s only been a few days since I got it. I also brought some Duncan and they all opened up. I also need help on coral placements
 
Leave it alone... if you HAVE to move one more time set it horizontal with a bit of gentle flow. it may take a week or so for it to fully extend. Mine came out about half way for a few weeks, it wound up getting relocated due to some other placement needs. I put mine horizontal in a lower flow area with lower light and it extended in two days and comes out with the light schedule.
 

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