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so i am trying to get the correct name to the hammer on the left. the pics not the best but the tentacles are green/gold and the tips are blue. any ideas
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so i am trying to get the correct name to the hammer on the left. the pics not the best but the tentacles are green/gold and the tips are blue. any ideas
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Probably a regular old purple tipped hammer.
 
Correct name is Fimbriaphyllia paraancora, if it is branching. Most will still be labeled as the Genus Euphyllia though.
 
If it looks like this hammer, then it’s just a normal hammer color. No special names. Very pretty though!
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We can see but the blue is very harsh in the photo, a picture with some more white would be very helpful for us so we can see the true colors a little better.
 

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