How is my 3 week hammer

[bjc451]

Taken with lights off. What do you think

 

[El_Guapo13]

Taken with lights off. What do you think

Do you have pictures during the day with lightz on?

 

[bjc451]

It’s waking up now very blue tho

 

[Webslinger]

yep...looks like a hammer

 

[bjc451]

Here it is

 

[KrisReef]

Looks better as it is waking up and expanding.
Are you going to attach it to your live rock?

 

[bjc451]

I haven’t decided yet. It is on a square disk.

 

[KrisReef]

That appears to be good enough for now! Being attached and not moving around is underrated for long term coral health reasons, imo.

 

[bjc451]

Here is about mid day. When I bought it was very bleached. It looked like some brown spots that started to be heads maybe got shadowed. It sometimes looks like sand stuck on there and other times maybe a new head.

 

[S.Pepper]

Here is about mid day. When I bought it was very bleached. It looked like some brown spots that started to be heads maybe got shadowed. It sometimes looks like sand stuck on there and other times maybe a new head.

Looks good to me. Here's mine with lights. When the lights go down, it recedes.

 

[Webslinger]

move it from the sand. They like flow from underneath. Started with 4 heads now have 100's

 

[bjc451]

Are they all connected?

 

[Webslinger]

No, they break easy when they get larger. there are about 10 different pieces in that pic each with 10-20 heads. I'd give them away!

 

[bjc451]

I thought I got a good deal at 20 bucks it was my first and only coral at the moment

 

[codycolina707]

That appears to be good enough for now! Being attached and not moving around is underrated for long term coral health reasons, imo.

100% I've lost quite a few lps from getting knocked into the sand than buried by my goby pull them out when I notice usually too late and it catches brown jelly

 

[inletfish]

No, they break easy when they get larger. there are about 10 different pieces in that pic each with 10-20 heads. I'd give them away!

ill take some;D

 

[Webslinger]

LMK next time your in Buffalo.

ill take some;D

 

[BeejReef]

Agree with others on permanent home. Have a frogspawn that was thriving. All I did was rotate it in place 180 degrees and it took months to get back to its former glory.

 

[sde1500]

Looks fine, but definitely get it off the sand asap. Even if you just have the tile resting on top of the sand it is better. The polyps will not be too happy brushing on the sand constantly.

 

[bjc451]

Moved it