Branching hammer?

Nick Steele

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So I just bought a hammer from the lfs and I believe it’s a branching variety but just to make sure, dang impulsive buys.

Flesh doesn’t look cut and I’m pretty sure the cut is from where it was branching
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Hard to tell exactly but looks more like a wall hammer frag to me.

Just curious do you have experience with wall variety’s?

Asking because I thought in wall hammers you would have to cut the flesh of the coral to frag it. Doesn’t look like that to me. But maybe I’m still new!
 

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