XXL Toxic Hammer + "Frammer"!

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Whoa...XXL Toxic Hammer and a Frammer!!

Usually these get chopped in Australia, or by wholesalers here in the states... But not this bad boy! Truly a showpiece! Opens up to approx. 5" - $500

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This is an usual specimen, thought to be a cross between a frogspawn and a hammer, hence the term Frammer! Opens to approx. 4" - $250

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Close up of the unusual tentacles...

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Is that toxic just crazy bright or what??? Never seen one in person and don't really know what to expect.... I can't find a nem that crazy so it would be the next best thing lmk thanks....;)
 
Is that toxic just crazy bright or what??? Never seen one in person and don't really know what to expect.... I can't find a nem that crazy so it would be the next best thing lmk thanks....;)

They are really hard to photograph... its that bright. I'll try and take a photo under my 20K radiums this weekend.
 
A couple years ago we got some very neon green bubble tip anemones from "japan" - at least thats what they told us. Haven't seen anymore though.... they were almost this bright.
 
They glow Troy, I had one of the nicest mariculture ones I've seen in a while for about 6 months, but it got 3x bigger and the clowns wouldn't swim in it so it had to go. It made every other green coral in my tank look bad haha.

I like the frammer! Is it a wall, branching, or round?
 
They glow Troy, I had one of the nicest mariculture ones I've seen in a while for about 6 months, but it got 3x bigger and the clowns wouldn't swim in it so it had to go. It made every other green coral in my tank look bad haha.

I like the frammer! Is it a wall, branching, or round?

It is a wall type
 
O.. M... to the G!! Amazing!!
 

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