Feeding Hammer Coral
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a&m aggie 04'
Active Member
hammer coral is a coral thats tenacles are shaped much like a hammer-some look similar to frogspawn, or torch coral. DT's is a brand of phytoplankton (supposed to be the best)
jja
Member
I have a hammer that has grown easily three times it's size in the 4 months I have had him with just marine snow and dt's. I just switched to dt's about a month ago and there really is a difference in my opinion. It is more$ but my red star even falls off the glass upside down when I put it in. hammers are great (and get huge) beautiful in the blue acintics.
chevytrks
Member
i just added a new hammer to my tank yesterday
trying to figure out the best place for him in tank
at the moment i have it on the bottom resting on sand and want to put it up towards top in a low-med current.
best up high?
45 gallon corner tank
175 watt 10k mh
2-36 watt actinic blues
trying to figure out the best place for him in tank
at the moment i have it on the bottom resting on sand and want to put it up towards top in a low-med current.
best up high?
45 gallon corner tank
175 watt 10k mh
2-36 watt actinic blues
stranglehold
New Member
Can that plankton in any way be self-sufficient with a tank and refug setup?
Will it reproduce on its own?
Will it reproduce on its own?