Holy Grail hammer Coral

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Do they exist? Is that what’s in the pic? Or just a cool green and yellow hammer?

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That’s a bi color hammer
This is a holy grail hammer

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I no, but didn’t noticed the branches were green and the tips yellow does that makes any difference?
 
They look like toxic hammer corals to me.

Look at the hammer on the left of the picture.
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@DSC_reef your the in house coral expert what do you recon?
Ha! far from it but thank you. Looks like a splatter or bi-color hammer to me. That's a nice looking coral.
 
Ha! far from it but thank you. Looks like a splatter or bi-color hammer to me. That's a nice looking coral.

Thanks mate as usual top
 
They look like toxic hammer corals to me.

Look at the hammer on the left of the picture.
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They had the toxic on the side of this one but under heavy blue the other was neon green and this one neon yellow
 
They look like toxic hammer corals to me.

Look at the hammer on the left of the picture.
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Does it looks like this under whites?

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DSC_reef sorry to mess you around but managed to get a video that shows the details I was trying to get on a pic, just wondering if you had time to look at it. No filters.

 
That looks like a really nice splatter hammer.

Am hoping so once he heals, the base is in a very bad shape am hoping it won’t melt, so the two tone tentacle doesn’t mean much on hammers? Similar to the torch.
 
It's just a cool pattern for a euphyllia. Pretty desirable IMO, they look great in person.

They are, really hard to show on a image to
 

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