Hammer?

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I was given this coral from a friend in the hobby that was shutting down a tank that had been neglected. He said it wasn't doing great and that it was a green hammer. I am just wondering why it doesn't really look that much like a hammer on the tip of the tentacles.
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Because its a torch not a hammer.
 
Could be a Frammer.
Or.. It could just REALLY be unhappy from being in a neglected tank. Some time in a better maintained tank will tell the true tale soon enough
 
Agreed, I would give it a little time to get happy again, and then you'll be able to tell for sure what it is.
 
I agree it could have a few tentacles that look like F. paraancora (formerly E. paraancora), if it is indeed severely neglected we'll see how it recovers.
 
The picture is a little old I will try to get a good one when I get home.
 
Sorry it took so long here are some new pictures.
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