Normal for a Hammer Coral..

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Hello all, I'm going through abit of coral doubt. I've seen across the Internet that most hammer corals do not look this floppy.
Is this a sign of a happy hammer or do I need to change something about my tank?

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Hello all, I'm going through abit of coral doubt. I've seen across the Internet that most hammer corals do not look this floppy.
Is this a sign of a happy hammer or do I need to change something about my tank?

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Do you have any other hammers that look like this? Water parameters?
 
Do you have any other hammers that look like this? Water parameters?
This is my only hammer, i wanted to see how this one was before i got another one. All water parameters are good levels. This is it from top down.
 

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Take a peek at some of mine here.



At 15 seconds on look at the yellow one right above the green. Looks the same as yours. Totally normal.
 

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