Frogspawn is werid.

CoralBeauty13 · 02/07/2014, 12:19 AM

I have a six head FS and from the first day, three heads on the same side opens wide and full with sweepers, but the other three have never really sprouted out. I have changed places,flipped it, and fed, it but stays the same. Any Ideal what this could be. I've had it for about two months now, so water condition shouldn't be an issue considering the other half pops right up.

Blown 346 · 02/07/2014, 12:20 AM

I would stop messing with it, You could be stressing it out.

DV2027 · 02/07/2014, 12:50 AM

Pictures might help. Also watch for fish, snails, crabs crawling on it. My perculas love to host my fs.

CoralBeauty13 · 02/08/2014, 01:57 PM

The top three heads do not open full no matter how I place it. OR, is this a Hammer.

Mcgeezer · 02/08/2014, 02:28 PM

That's a hammer...not frogspawn

chamjack · 02/08/2014, 03:54 PM

Yep, definitely a hammer coral. Same Euphyllia family though and generally the same care requirements. I'm not seeing the closed up heads in your picture. The open ones look good. Maybe let it alone for a week or so and see how it does.

02/07/2014, 12:19 AM	#1
CoralBeauty13 Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 597	Frogspawn is werid. I have a six head FS and from the first day, three heads on the same side opens wide and full with sweepers, but the other three have never really sprouted out. I have changed places,flipped it, and fed, it but stays the same. Any Ideal what this could be. I've had it for about two months now, so water condition shouldn't be an issue considering the other half pops right up.

02/07/2014, 12:20 AM	#2
Blown 346 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Rockford, Illinois Posts: 6,596	I would stop messing with it, You could be stressing it out.

02/07/2014, 12:50 AM	#3
DV2027 Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Midlothian,TX Posts: 59	Pictures might help. Also watch for fish, snails, crabs crawling on it. My perculas love to host my fs.

02/08/2014, 02:28 PM	#5
Mcgeezer Reef gardener Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: DeLand, Florida Posts: 1,205	That's a hammer...not frogspawn

02/08/2014, 03:54 PM	#6
chamjack Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Johnstown, Pa Posts: 166	Yep, definitely a hammer coral. Same Euphyllia family though and generally the same care requirements. I'm not seeing the closed up heads in your picture. The open ones look good. Maybe let it alone for a week or so and see how it does.