Wall or branching hammer

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I bought this hammer and the guy who sold it to me told me it was branching. Looking at it in my tank it looks like a wall. Either way I love the piece.

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It’s wall. Like a tree, tree hammer has individual branches. Wall hammers grow individual heads, in a branch like formation, whereas wall hammers grow as one long head that slowly gets wider.
 
It’s wall. Like a tree, tree hammer has individual branches. Wall hammers grow individual heads, in a branch like formation, whereas wall hammers grow as one long head that slowly gets wider.
Thanks. I think it’s a wall too. All my euphyllia is branching and this one is definitely different.
 
Hammers come in wall traditional branching and ones that are in between. The will grow heads that look like small walls up to about 4””-5” long then divide and may grow a normal small head next to it.
 

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