Frog torch?

Katepete722

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A couple months back I received what I thought was a torch in a coral pack from another reefer. A few weeks back one of my clowns decided to use it as a host (along with my other euphilia, she gets around). Since then it seems like it’s taking on frogspawn characteristics. I’m not sure if it a.) was always a frogspawn. B.) is a torch frogspawn hybrid c.) it’s just ticked off now and looks weird d.) the clownfish activity has somehow changed the structure of the coral.

Anyway, here’s some mediocre pics of what I’m talking about.
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