Help me I.D. this coral

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This was sold to me as a branch hammer, but the more I have learned about them, it appears to look more like a torch coral. Any idea? I have a torch coral coming tomorrow and I know hammers and torches don't play well together. Any help is appreciated. I have a photo and a video of the coral. It takes about 60 seconds for the video to play... so please be patient. thx

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This was sold to me as a branch hammer, but the more I have learned about them, it appears to look more like a torch coral. Any idea? I have a torch coral coming tomorrow and I know hammers and torches don't play well together. Any help is appreciated. I have a photo and a video of the coral. It takes about 60 seconds for the video to play... so please be patient. thx

hammer.jpg

sorry can't get the video to load.
 
Looks more of a torch than a hammer. I have both.
 
Most likely the polyps are wider/flat compared to the torch. My hammers polyps are a bit different shaped than that, and does not extend the polyps out that far.
 

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