Frogspawn or other euphyllia??

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I picked this coral up from LFS a couple weeks ago.. they said it was a frogspawn but had another person tell me other wise.. just wanna get some other people's opinions on whether it is in fact frogspawn or not. Thanks on advance.
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I picked this coral up from LFS a couple weeks ago.. they said it was a frogspawn but had another person tell me other wise.. just wanna get some other people's opinions on whether it is in fact frogspawn or not. Thanks on advance.
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It looks like it could be a hammer. But euphyllia for sure
I'm going to go with hammer though
 
Euphyllia Cristata is a torch. It's aka Grape coral. It's a confusing one to ID because it has the looks of all the types of Euphyllia. I believe we both have gold tipped cristata. The tentacles are pretty signature after you see a few. Any rate, I'll bet my Cristata on it. Lol.

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