Hammer coral

[gashunk]

is there such thing as to little flow for a hammer I know you don't want to put them in high flow for risk of shredding it apart but mines in a low flow and it seems to be doing fine it's not receding or anything but just curious

 

[dbl]

How long has it been where it is and doing fine? If it's been a while, I'd leave it alone. The old adage applies...if ain't broke, don't fix it. Nice piece by the way.

 

[gashunk]

How long has it been where it is and doing fine? If it's been a while, I'd leave it alone. The old adage applies...if ain't broke, don't fix it. Nice piece by the way.

It's been there for a couple weeks of not more
Yeah I wasn't gunna move it just a curious question
Thank you the picture really doesn't do the coral justice either

 

[Tab28]

Agree, if happy don't try to improve if working. It looks like it may be a wall hammer. If so they are not as easy to keep as para branching types. So they are a, if happy leave alone, more so than branching type.

 

[Rpujol85]

If it ain't broke...

I have never had a wall hammer, but I have kept branching hammers in a tank with no flow other than the MJ1200 return pump.

That being said mine have seemed to prefer some noticeable flow.