Hammer Coral or Frogspawn?

[Carmen]

I picked up some "frogspawn" yesterday but I am thinking it may be Hammer Coral? Tips look a little clubbed. I have 2 small pieces, Can anyone tell me for sure?
Also can frogspawn and Hammer be put close together/touching?

2nd piece

[Chowder]

Looks like a hammer to me.

[JDigital]

Originally Posted by Chowder

Looks like a hammer to me.

Isn't hammer suppose to look like this?



Carmen, that looks like Frogspawn to me.. haha

[Rbacchiega]

+1 for the frogspawn

Hammer is very obviously hammer when you see the two next to one another.

[Chowder]

Originally Posted by JDigital

Isn't hammer suppose to look like this?



Carmen, that looks like Frogspawn to me.. haha

Sorry my Bad. I stand corrected.

Chris

[digital-audiophile]

You can pretty much have any euphyllia touching with no issues, at least in my experience keeping torches, frogspawn and hammers.

[High tide]

Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

You can pretty much have any euphyllia touching with no issues, at least in my experience keeping torches, frogspawn and hammers.

I thought the same until my torch wiped out a couple heads of my frogspawn.

[Alberta-newb]

Originally Posted by Carmen

....Also can frogspawn and Hammer be put close together/touching?

According to several sources, frogspawn and hammer can be placed together (I have them almost touching in my tank without problem) This write up also says the same:http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/zoo/800frameset.htm ( check under "stony corals", then "Euphyllia" ) This is a great website for everything in our tanks

Francis

[RSM]

Its frogspawn i have the same kind (branching frogspawn). I had 2 heads to begin with and after 4 months i have 6 or something. My tomato clown loves it.

[Carmen]

Thanks everyone!