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Hammer Coral
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The Hammer coral and the Anchor coral are very similar except the Hammer coral polyps have hammer or "T" shaped tips. The Anchor corals lack the "T" and have semi-circular or sausage shaped tips. Both come in green and brown colors.
Lighting - Water flow:
Although very strong currents are not appreciated, some water
movement is required. It requires medium to strong light.
Difficulty of Care:
This coral is medium hard to care for, it can be recommended
to people who have had some experience with species like the Elegance
coral.
Aggressiveness:
This coral sends out sweeper tentacles that can be quite
strong so give it plenty of room.
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| I got a frag of branching hammer, it's a great coral and thrives in low light levels.
2007-06-21 |
| I bought 2 pieces of euphyllia almost three years ago, and they look as good or better than when i got them. i believe them to be a pretty hardy species.
2005-11-01 |
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