A little GREEN in my tank

[clamrade]

Just wanted to share this new Frogspawn I just got

 

[pixburg-reefer]

Those are my favorite. Is it a wall frogspawn? I used to have one that would open over 12+ inches everyday.

lookin good,

Kelly

 

[thecichlidpleco]

Yea, i was thinking about wall frogs today and lookie here. How long have you had it. I hear that wall hammers are difficult, are these the same way.

 

[clamrade]

Thanks for the compliments

I'm not exactly sure what "wall frogspawn" means but I assume it means the one piece and non-branching type, right? If so, then YES, this is a wall frogspawn.

A friend of mine has had one for over 5 years and I just had to get one. I had it for less than a week and am not a pro at taken pics of my tank

 

[reefingagain]

sweet

 

[Ti]

NICE!

 

[drummereef]

That's a great looking frog.

 

[fsn77]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9515082#post9515082 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by thecichlidpleco
I hear that wall hammers are difficult, are these the same way.

I haven't found keeping our wall hammer difficult. We've had it for about 10 months now and it looks great.

Really like that frogspawn, btw.

 

[Cigar]

where can i find these wall hammers?

 

[kramgnik]

That is an awesome coral. I have one that is very similar. Make sure to watch for signs of damage, they seem to damage easily. Damage seems to be detrimental since they are one polyp. If you notice any necrotic spots or recession be sure to dip it in an antiseptic (iodine based) dip.
Mark

 

[drummereef]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9545529#post9545529 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Cigar
where can i find these wall hammers?

They are around. Even my LFS had a couple wall hammers in their frag tank. One was about 6" or so long. Very cool coral, imo.