You'll be feelin' these Cherry Corals Euphyllia!

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The site has been updated with some killer Euphyllia, both from our farm and new acquisitions... Cherry Corals :: Large Polyp Stony Corals :: Ultra Euphyllia & Elegance

First off, the star of the show this insane yellow... Frammer? Hamspawn? Some tentacle tips look like a hammer, some like a frogspawn, some like a torch! Skeletal growth is a bumpy wall, not fairly smooth like most Aussie hammers.

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The standard Aussie Yellow Torch for reference (and on the site!)

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And More!

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Branching Bicolor Frogs are Back!

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Indo Yellow Torch (note the finer, more pinnate tentacles):

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These cool hammers have a bit of yellow in the tentacle...

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