Branching or wall hammer?

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Hello is this a branching or wall hammer? Thanks!
 
It would be much easier to tell by a picture of the actaul skeleton.

A wall hammer of that size would most likely have a clear cut if it was fragged from a bigger wall colony.
 
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Hello. Here is the base of it it's cylindrical all the way around so I'm thinking branching. On a side note, this is the first frag I've ever glued using super glue. I put a glob on the bottom and stuck it on to the rock. Did I do this right or should I have used more around the side of the skeleton as well? Is this not going to work long term as it grows? Thanks.
 
Can y’all help identify this hammer for me? (Still pretty new tank hopefully ugly phase doesn’t last too much longer)
 

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