(WYSIWYG) "Branching" Wall Hammer (Please Read) (~7")

*This unique wall hammer has a branching head to the right of the image. Very unique.

This Hammer Coral is a standout Euphyllia ancora morph. Under actinic lighting, the tissue glows vividly — offering immediate, high-contrast appeal as a centerpiece or anchor in any Euphyllia-dominant display.

Unlike branching varieties, wall-form hammers grow as a solid, meandering structure that delivers a broad sweep of motion and light-reflecting color across the sandbed or reef base. The toxic coloration makes this piece especially desirable among collectors building high-fluorescence, movement-heavy zones.

• Lighting: Moderate to high – maximizes fluorescence while maintaining tissue health

• Flow: Moderate and indirect – strong enough for sway, soft enough to avoid recession

• Placement: Lower reef or open sandbed; allow generous space for tissue expansion