Bicolour Branching Hammer (1 head)
Euphyllia spp.
Care: Intermediate
Diet: Carnivorous
Light: Medium
Place of origin: Cultured
1 Head
The Bicolour Branching Hammer Coral (Euphyllia ancora), with one head, is a stunning and popular addition to saltwater aquariums, renowned for its unique, hammer-shaped polyps and vibrant two-tone colouration. This coral species is known for its moderate care level, requiring stable water conditions and moderate lighting to thrive in a reef tank setting. As a single-headed fragment, it provides a striking visual accent in an aquarium and has the potential to grow and branch out over time, adding dynamic structure and diversity to the reef environment.
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Bicolour Branching Hammer (1 head)
Bicolour Branching Hammer (1 head)
Euphyllia spp.
Care: Intermediate
Diet: Carnivorous
Light: Medium
Place of origin: Cultured
1 Head
The Bicolour Branching Hammer Coral (Euphyllia ancora), with one head, is a stunning and popular addition to saltwater aquariums, renowned for its unique, hammer-shaped polyps and vibrant two-tone colouration. This coral species is known for its moderate care level, requiring stable water conditions and moderate lighting to thrive in a reef tank setting. As a single-headed fragment, it provides a striking visual accent in an aquarium and has the potential to grow and branch out over time, adding dynamic structure and diversity to the reef environment.
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Description
Euphyllia spp.
Care: Intermediate
Diet: Carnivorous
Light: Medium
Place of origin: Cultured
1 Head
The Bicolour Branching Hammer Coral (Euphyllia ancora), with one head, is a stunning and popular addition to saltwater aquariums, renowned for its unique, hammer-shaped polyps and vibrant two-tone colouration. This coral species is known for its moderate care level, requiring stable water conditions and moderate lighting to thrive in a reef tank setting. As a single-headed fragment, it provides a striking visual accent in an aquarium and has the potential to grow and branch out over time, adding dynamic structure and diversity to the reef environment.
