The Secret To Keeping Hammer Corals

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• JO

  @johnbob95 · 4 years ago

  I genuinely enjoy your videos. There’s a certain “real” feel to it I get that I don’t get watching others. Others are helpful too but they all feel scripted. With your video I feel like I’m there enjoying it as much as you are even after X amount of years.

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• KE

  @Kevs.adventures904 · 6 months ago

  Love you videos. You got people getting into this hobby every other day. When your videos are 100% helping. ❤

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• EL

  @elpimpi7135 · 3 years ago

  My man likes merengue and bachata! You got a dominican 🇩🇴 viewer in the house. Thanks for the great work brother

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• HU

  @hurricaneaquatics · 4 years ago

  March, you were really lucky to pick that Hammer up and not get stung.  I had a gold wall hammer years ago and I didn't think hammers could sting.  Well, I was WRONG, it felt like a rather strong bee sting.

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• CH

  @chelmswoodjunction · 4 years ago

  Hello from the UK.<br>I&apos;ve just got back into the hobby and have just finished the cycle process and now have my first corals and that&apos;s torch and 2 hammer corals.<br>Loved this video as saw some amazing colours and so can&apos;t wait to have a garden full of torches hammers and frog spawns.<br>Brill video should of stated how to feed them etc keep more videos like this coming please.<br>Peter from Birmingham uk

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• TH

  @theanimalslaugh · 4 years ago

  Hammers and Frogspawn are no longer in the Euphyllia genus, they have been reclassified to Fimbriaphyllia. Torches (glabrescens) is the only coral that is still in Euphyllia (cristata is in Fimbriaphyllia). It’s a fairly recent reclassification, and they’re all still in the same family, but they are in different genera now. I imagine it’s going to be like how people still call Micromussa lordhowensis ‘Acans’, it’s hard to get people to change. But just FYI, hammers and frogspawn (and cristatas) are now in Fimbriaphyllia.

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• MI

  @mikedean5961 · 4 years ago

  Happy birthday Tia. Wish you all the best 💗

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• AA

  @aareview8258 · 2 years ago

  That brain coral looks amazing

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• ER

  @ericgasparrofishing · 4 years ago

  Divisa is actually Frogspawn, ancora is a hammer. Paradivisa and paraancora denotes branching. :)

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• FR

  @frankpohl8746 · 3 years ago

  Very nice hammers selection.

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• AI

  @aidizhang750 · 4 years ago

  Hey Man, Happy Birthday beautiful girl. If I lived in Canada I would bring a gift 🎁 <br>Thank You 🙏 Peace Out ✌️

• RE

  @Reefingwithjay · 4 years ago

  Nice video! Coincidentally I went and picked up my first hammer coral today from March. Thanks for helping me out, great store and service.

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