Is This a Hammer or Frog?

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Hey all,

Just trying to figure out what exactly this is. My LFS guy said it’s a hammer, but after looking at comparison picture of hammer and frogs, now I’m not sure. The fleshy part is a darkish purple type color with green tips. I’m a newbie, particularly to corals, so I just want to see what you all think. My camera isn’t that great, so apologies for the pictures not being the best.

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Its frogspawn

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