HAMMER ID!!

[joshuartr]

So i got a few colonies of hammer in a trade and was wondering if anyone could help me ID them, (Will attach photos) Colonies 1&2 both look like golds and im leaning towards regular golds but the mouth is like a lime green and its making me think other wise. For colony 3 though, i wasnt even sure if it was a hammer, its got real loonnggggg tentacles and a whole bunch of colors the closest thing it resembles colorwise is a tiger or knicks torch. Anyone with better identification knowledge please help!

 

[KrisReef]

Euphyllia paraancora with beautiful color variations. Nice score, not sure what these trade as, bump!

 

[thamnasteroid]

Euphyllia paraancora with beautiful color variations. Nice score, not sure what these trade as, bump!

technically Fimbriaphyllia but yeah

Also first coral might be some sort of frammer given its un-elongated acrospheres (I'm not sure whether acrospheres like these on hammers are from deformation under aquarium conditions or if they just come in like this)

 

[Lucky Corals Verified Sponsor]

Most Hammer corals don't have trade names (including the ones you posted). The hammers you posted are gold branching hammers and purple tip branching hammers both originating in Indonesia but are frequently available aquacultured now. We created a guide that shows some named hammer varieties and some that just are named for their colors.
https://luckycorals.com/pages/hammer-coral-types-colors-identification-guide