Frogspawn tips

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I am wondering why the tips of my frogspawn that are green seem to be changing to pink? Any ideas?

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That first pic is a hammer coral. And the reason it's multi color is because its a "multi color" branching hammer. I have one just like it.

Second is a Green Star Polyps. With that coral I would isolate it on a rock in your sand bed or it can take over.
 
That first pic is a hammer coral. And the reason it's multi color is because its a "multi color" branching hammer. I have one just like it.

Second is a Green Star Polyps. With that coral I would isolate it on a rock in your sand bed or it can take over.

How bad can it take over cause I kinda was hoping to fill the top of the rock there and I was thinking hammer coral cause they have the shape of the tips must of been mislabel at LFS
 
Wrong thread ignore that post people LOL
 
Keep the gsp isolated to its own rock and you can prune back as it spreads on sand. Otherwise it'll take over rock work and is a pain to eliminate.
 
I personally haven't pushed my luck with it. Had a buddy with a toadstool that it started growing up the stalk before he had to cut and trim it back.
 

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