Odd Fimbriaphyllia, looking for some ID help

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It was listed as a frogspawn, it looks like maybe a frammer since it is mostly hammer tips with maybe 10% frogspawn tips. The odd part is how open the face is, I can capture a better picture of the face of the single head that isn’t fully open and maybe splitting, that’s very different than all my other hammers and Frogspawns. I bought with 8-10 heads 5 alive, I removed the dead ones and ended up with a 3+1+1. Branches are about thumb thickness. The pics are of the 3 and one of the 1s. Maybe i haven’t seen enough to recognize this as just another hammer/frammer but wanted some more experienced opinions if anyone has a good idea of what exactly it is.

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