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Here's mine when I first bought it a few months ago

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This is a new pic

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Looks like a Frogspawn to me.
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Heres a Hammer Coral:
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Frogspawn would be correct (Euphyllia paradivisa).You can spot a frogspawn because of the way the stalks branch off to different heads from the main stalk
 

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