New hammer peice look ok? How much flow

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Just got it responded well and opened within an hour does it look ok and do I need a lot of flow or just bouncing around a bit and cant I leave it on the frag disc and in the sand?

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Looks good to me. As long as there’s a little movement then you should be good on flow. As far as leaving it on the sand bed it should be fine as long you don’t have a big hermit or something that will go tip it over. The tissue is very sensitive so if the heads get pushed against or rest in the sand bed then you’ll end up with die off if it stays that way for too long.
 
Looks good to me. As long as there’s a little movement then you should be good on flow. As far as leaving it on the sand bed it should be fine as long you don’t have a big hermit or something that will go tip it over. The tissue is very sensitive so if the heads get pushed against or rest in the sand bed then you’ll end up with die off if it stays that way for too long.
The left head barley touches the sand I will prob take frag disc off later and glue to rock work but for a couple months I'll leave in sand and hope it does good. Thank you for the reply
 
If the tentacles touch the sand that’s okay, just don’t want the based off the head pushed against the sand or anything
 

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