Hammer coral babies?

Mike Porreca

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So the blue hammer I have which is a branching variety, are sprouting tiny babies off the stalks couple inches below the heads. Is there a way I can do anything with them? Or should I just let them do their thing.
 
So the blue hammer I have which is a branching variety, are sprouting tiny babies off the stalks couple inches below the heads. Is there a way I can do anything with them? Or should I just let them do their thing.
Let them do their thing:)
 
If you decide to frag some, I’m looking for some nice blue hammers! You don’t find too many of them, && they’re a very nice additions.

Wish you the best with your hammer!!
 
If you decide to frag some, I’m looking for some nice blue hammers! You don’t find too many of them, && they’re a very nice additions.

Wish you the best with your hammer!!
I have a few

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