Green Branching Hammer.

Toxic Green Branching Hammer

Toxic Green Branching Hammer lives up to its name with a dense, vivid teal-green colour running through every head — no subtlety here, just a rich, saturated green that glows under actinic lighting. As the branching base fills out, the polyp heads pack closer together, building into an increasingly full, waving colony over time.

Hammers are a great beginner LPS — hardy, fast-growing given the right conditions, and forgiving of minor mistakes. One important note: hammers should never be placed next to torch corals, as both carry a strong sting and will aggressively fight for territory if too close together.

Care basics

• Lighting: Low, but tolerates a wide range.
• Flow: Low, indirect. Avoid blasting it with direct heavy flow, which can damage the coral.
• Water chemistry: Stable calcium, alkalinity and magnesium matter more than chasing exact numbers.
• Feeding: Not required, but it will take larger meaty foods or powdered foods like Reef-Roids if offered.
• Placement: Keep well away from torch corals and other long-tentacled Euphyllia species.

Available in a choice of sizes — select your preferred size above.