Aussie Ultra Branching Hammer: 3 Heads
Common Name: Branching hammer coral
Difficulty: Moderate
Growth Speed: Fast
Lighting: Medium to High
Average Placement: Middle to Upper levels of the tank
Water Flow: Moderate to High
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Habitat: Found in warm, shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific, commonly in reef environments.
Feeding: Benefits from target feeding with small meaty foods; also captures nutrients from the water.
Coloration: Vibrant neon green tips.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Violet Aquarium |
| Product Type | Branching Hammer Coral |
| Number of Heads | 3 |
| Price | $3 |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for this coral?
Medium to high lighting is recommended for optimal growth and coloration.
How should I feed this coral?
Target feed with small meaty foods such as mysis shrimp or brine shrimp. It also benefits from capturing nutrients from the water column.
Is this coral suitable for a beginner reef tank?
This coral has a moderate difficulty level and is semi-aggressive, so it is better suited for experienced aquarists with stable tank conditions.
Oliver Springer –
The branching hammer coral grew quickly after setup. The neon green tips are very vibrant and stand out in the tank. I feed it daily with mysis shrimp and it responds well. Water flow is important, so I make sure to maintain moderate to high flow in the middle to upper levels.
Mary Reid –
Received the 3-head coral in good condition. It’s a bit aggressive and needs space from other corals. I placed it in the upper middle zone with proper lighting and flow. It’s been growing steadily and looks healthy after two months.
Maria Howard –
The coral has a beautiful color and structure. I’ve been feeding it small meaty foods every other day. It’s not too demanding on water parameters but does require consistent flow and medium to high lighting to thrive.