Hammer Coral

Someone asked for a video to see the flow for my hammer coral issue. Currently both of them are around 90-130 par

Either i have bad luck with hammer coral or something is wrong with my tank cause I cant keep them from staying closed up. This is my first hammer that has died and the one that is on the rock seems to loose heads. Also would there be a reason for my star polyp to not open?

Just got the first coral for my tank it’s a hammer coral (it just got in the tank about 2 hours ago so it’s still pretty retracted)

Is this too much flow for it?

Just wondering if it’s normal for a hammer coral at night to show a bit of its skeleton 😬 all parameters are good and flow I think is fine. And It’s nice and puffy during the day any suggestions would be great thanks!

New corals added, moonshine torch and Hammer coral. Mushroom and GAP down bottom.

First pic: lights on

Second pic: lights of

I have recently set up a new tank and moved all my coral and fish over everything is doing good and parameters are pretty stable but this green hammer coral has shrunk back a lot. Any suggestions would be great on how to save it!

Awesome day today. It's been a week since I put the Hammer coral and the Duncan coral back into quarantine. And all I've done is feed them phytoplankton, Reef energy AB+, and brine shrimp. And their tentacles are starting to come back. Even the Xenia is growing back. Very excited for their return. We are fighting for a comeback.

This random neon green dot caught my attention, would anyone know what this is? Is it a some sort of baby from the hammer coral?

Second coral in, little hammer coral!

does anyone know why my hammer coral looks so droopy? Idk if the flow is too high or if I’m doing something else wrong

got a hammer coral today and I’m all set to get my tailspot blenny and cleaner shrimp next week! Does anyone have experience with blue tuxedo urchins? I want to get one to help with hair algae but I’m not sure 💜

My Hammer coral is recovering! After a tap water dip, I killed off some flatworms that were annoying it. Also added a Galaxea and move some rocks around to help with or Jawfishes home area. Lastly some nice pictures through some UV lenses :)