guna24
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I noticed that wall hammer tentacles shape has been changed. May be splitting. I need to know if prevention is required To avoid any issues. I do have another huge colony that doesn’t change anything.
Wall Hammer coral Y shape tentacles
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Hi guna24,
No need to be concerned! What you have is a perfectly healthy looking "frammer" as some people like to call them. It's a spoof on combining the coral names hammer and frog spawn and does a pretty accurate job of describing hammers that branch in that way.
No need to be concerned! What you have is a perfectly healthy looking "frammer" as some people like to call them. It's a spoof on combining the coral names hammer and frog spawn and does a pretty accurate job of describing hammers that branch in that way.
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homer1475
Figuring out the hobby one coral at a time.
And now the price went from $30 a head(normal wall hammer), to over $100 a head because of the fancy name(frammer). Welcome to the name game!
Back in the day, it was just a morphology from too much light. Hammers can change their tentacle shape due to too much or not enough light, or how much flow they receive.
Back in the day, it was just a morphology from too much light. Hammers can change their tentacle shape due to too much or not enough light, or how much flow they receive.
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guna24
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I have this piece of wall hammer for about 3 months now, and I haven’t changed any light settings and flow so far and not even moved an inch. Placed it under 20 inch deep. The additional branches on the tentacles started to grow a week before, and I’m seeing more and more on a daily basis. I want to make sure that it doesn’t hurt.
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