Leptoseris ID / Hammer ID

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Hey everyone, looking to see if anyone has any idea as to what type of lepto coral this is, idk if there is a name to it or not. I think I was told it was two types grown together? I think the green is neon green lepto but not sure about the orange? Anyways it looks awesome! I put a few pics in white and blue light.

The hammer coral I purchased from small LFS near me. I got it for 20 bucks and couldn’t pass it up. It has gotten a lot healthier looking to over the past few weeks after I started feeding. I don’t how if it’s just a generic hammer. I also bought the bigger one at a drag swap as a gold or rose gold hammer.

Just wondering what y’all’s opinions are

Thanks!

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Yea I thought so too. I was worried about it for a little while because it wouldn’t fully open. But I started to think it was healing as it was a colony at the store and was cut off the branch fresh and popped in a bag. But it looks great now!
 

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