Where can I trim my hammer

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Would I be good to put hammers up here ? I’m running the stock fluval light or should I keep it lower

Why not try it there temporarily before deciding?

 

[Uncle99]

Would I be good to put hammers up here ? I’m running the stock fluval light or should I keep it lower

You can.
Mine are on the bottom, they don’t need much light, but once placed, no touch….

 

[newreeferr]

Why not try it there temporarily before deciding?

Just don’t want to try and have it fall over

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Just don’t want to try and have it fall over

You can still glue it there temporarily

 

[kevgib67]

Would I be good to put hammers up here ? I’m running the stock fluval light or should I keep it lower

Moderate flow and light. Im not familiar with that light, mine do well at 200-250 par.

 

[newreeferr]

Moderate flow and light. Im not familiar with that light, mine do well at 200-250 par.

Found info on someone who did a PAR test on the stock fluval evo light. Says 4 inches under surface was around the 200 PAR range

 

[Propane]

You could also just cut the frag disc.

 

[fish farmer]

Yes just would stick up a lot when I mount in on live rock so I was thinking abt trimming slightly with dermal but prob just keep it the way it is.. sand bed is crowded with frags I got a magnet coral shelf coming in to hold some up and plan on mounting the hammers I just have been waiting bc wanna make sure I put them all in the right stop that look the best.

If you're successful with growing it, it will grow out and cover the stalk. Mine tend to fill out up and down. The left colony in my picture is actually two different corals that I mounted together and they filled in the gaps between.

 

[newreeferr]

If you're successful with growing it, it will grow out and cover the stalk. Mine tend to fill out up and down. The left colony in my picture is actually two different corals that I mounted together and they filled in the gaps between.

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