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Sky Blue Hammer & Purple Tip Hammer Pack

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Beautiful hammer pack available for those Euphyllia lovers and collectors. Includes an Indo Sky Blue Hammer and Aussie Purple Tip Hammer. They have been aquacultured for almost 2 years.

The Sky Blue Hammer has 3 heads and is a rare and marvelous hammer from Indonesia. I was fortunate to get this before the Indo ban and have grown it into mini colonies (this is one of them).

The Aussie Purple Tip Hammer has 2 heads (with 1 head splitting) and babies popping out. This is a pretty branching hammer with neon green stalks and bright purple tips.

The 2 hammers together would make a wonderful pair in your tank.

$360 includes shipping via FedEx (U.S. mainland only).

Standard 2hr DOA applies.


The photos and video were taken under blue and white lights. No filter, Photoshop, or gimmicks. This is the bluest hammer that I’ve ever seen!

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The Indo Sky Blue Hammer is for sale by itself (due to demand for only the hammer). Has 3 heads.
$260 includes shipping via FedEx.
 
SOLD!
 
Sky blue hammer exactly as advertised! Great seller with lavish communication and professionally packed!! Five stars
 

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