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I got this coral labelled as a frogspawn/hammer hybrid, can a euphyllia expert tell me if this is indeed a hybrid? It looks like it has some hammee tentacles but it also has some frogspawn like bumps lol. 20200514_214139.jpg 20200514_214016.jpg
 

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took some pics just now in whute LEDs and it looks amazing

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Can you tell me if it is a fast grower? And is it prerty hardy?
Pretty hardy. I bought mine as a 16 head colony and it now has a nice amount of growth

In the pictures

The top left colony is frammer and these photos are 5 months apart

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Pretty hardy. I bought mine as a 16 head colony and it now has a nice amount of growth

In the pictures

The top left colony is frammer and these photos are 5 months apart

20200405_212236.jpg 20200120_220255.jpg
Thanks for the info, ur tank looks amazing
 
I don't believe they've been given their own species, identified as a true hybrid or just abnormal tentacles, so it is likely the same species as frogspawn, Fimbriaphyllia divisa. If more towards hammer than frogspawn it would be F. paraancora, or branching hammer. We couldn't tell without looking at the skeleton.
 

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