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Hammer Coral
Latest Reader Comment - See More I got a frag of branching hammer, it's a great coral and thrives in low light levels. ray 2007-06-21 A very similar coral is the Anchor coral, Euphyllia ancora. There is some question as to whether these two corals are actually the same species. They are both very beautiful and like to sway in the currents. There are also very nice branching anchor corals in this genus such as Euphyllia parancora.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: Difficulty of Care: Aggressiveness:
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