Is It a Grafted Euphyllia??

[Giek]

I've recently acquired a single head of a -so it looks- grafted parancora.
Any thoughts about it? I read a little about the topic, but could only find examples of human made grafted torches.
This one does not seem to be glued together, the tissue and skeleton are a single piece, and I can spot some bicolour tentacles on the head.
Have you had one like this before? What can I expect from the new heads? I think the colony will split half and half, or probably it will grow only one colour, and just this head will be splitted.

P.S. I'll maybe post later some other pics when fully open. It has just now joined the main tank

 

[VintageReefer]

It’s a bicolored hammer

 

[cattlegirl7]

This is one we have. It is not a torch. We got it as a hammer.

 

[VintageReefer]

Another type. One of them splitting to show you what to expect as it grows

 

[Giek]

Cool! I didn't know they would keep growing bicolored heads.
I also think it's a Euphyllia parancora and not a glabrescens, but couldn't find examples of splitted hammers so I cited the torches (Didn't search enough )

 

[Sickness69]

That's pretty cool! Haven't seen those at my LFS, only online!

 

[Giek]

That's pretty cool! Haven't seen those at my LFS, only online!

Me neither. I saw it few days ago at my LFS for the first time and gave it a go. It cost 40€, quite an honest price I think. Given also the price, I wasn't really expecting much, but if the new heads will keep growing like this one.. not bad

 

[VintageReefer]

 

[thamnasteroid]

Cool! I didn't know they would keep growing bicolored heads.
I also think it's a Euphyllia parancora and not a glabrescens, but couldn't find examples of splitted hammers so I cited the torches (Didn't search enough )

Fimbriaphyllia* technically. Sometimes neighboring corals can exchange pigments, which is how these happen

 

[BryanM]

I like it.

here's mine