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Hammer Coral:Branching Green w/ Pink Tips - Aquacultured

Euphyllia parancora

(2 Reviews)

Hammer Coral:Branching Green w/ Pink Tips - Aquacultured

Euphyllia parancora

(2 Reviews)

Hammer Coral:Branching Green w/ Pink Tips - Indo Pacific

Size: Medium

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Hammer Coral:Branching Green w/ Pink Tips - Aquacultured Care Facts

Care Level:	Easy
Temperament:	Peaceful
Diet:	Filter Feeder
Reef Safe:	Yes
Minimum Tank Size:	75 Gallons
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Lighting:	Moderate to High
Placement:	Any
Waterflow:	Moderate

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The Branching Green Coral, Euphyllia parancora, also known as the Anchor Coral, features hammer or anchor shaped tentacles similar to the Torch Coral's. It has brightly colored green tentacles, polyps often with neon yellow or green accents that especially shine under actinic lighting. The Branching Green Hammer is most active during the day and generally retreats into its skeleton at night. A photosynthetic energy-obtainer, it will also benefit from trace element supplements. It is best kept in a tank with moderate water flow and lighting and should not be kept near other corals due to its stinging nematocysts. If the Hammer Coral gets attacked by any organism, be sure to attend to it quickly as it can cause an infection for other corals.

Reviewed by: David Meacham on Nov. 17, 2024

Arrived healthy and vibrant.

Reviewed by: Richard Chen on Nov. 21, 2023