Aussie Branching Green Hammer – Multiples Available
Price range: $45.00 through $135.00
Multiples available: contact us for price and availability.
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About this coral
About this coral
Aussie Branching Green Hammer – Multiples Available is a reef aquarium LPS coral from the genus Euphyllia, sold as multiple frags so you can add a branching hammer-style centerpiece to your tank. In practice, hammer corals are prized for their long, fleshy tentacles and the “heads”/tips they display as they extend—adding contrast, texture, and motion to reef aquascapes. Because each frag is a living piece, the visible head count, shape, and overall look can vary slightly from one frag to the next, while still fitting the same coral group-level profile.
Features:
- Hammer-style Euphyllia LPS typically extend their tentacles for a strong visual centerpiece effect.
- Branching “heads” and fleshy tentacles help create natural texture and depth in mixed SPS/LPS reefs.
- Generally suited to moderate lighting, making it practical for many established reef setups when acclimated gradually.
- Works best with low to moderate, indirect water flow to avoid blasting or tissue damage.
- Plan placement with space between neighboring corals, as LPS can contact each other via sweepers.
- Often benefits from targeted feeding (optional) using appropriately sized meaty foods for LPS.
Specifications:
- Coral type: LPS coral (Euphyllia genus)
- Care level: Moderate (group-level guidance)
- Lighting: Moderate reef lighting; acclimate gradually
- Water flow: Low to moderate, indirect
- Placement: Give adequate spacing from neighboring corals
- Temperature: ~75–80°F (group-level guidance)
- Salinity: ~1.024–1.026 SG (group-level guidance)
- Calcium: ~380–450 ppm (group-level guidance)
- Alkalinity: ~7–11 dKH (group-level guidance)
- Magnesium: ~1200–1400 ppm (group-level guidance)
- Diet / feeding: Optional targeted feeding with small meaty foods suitable for LPS




