Large Chalice Colonies

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I have seen very tiny frags of big name chalices (Jason Fox's, WWC, Vivids) but not really many large colonies of them.

Would love to see some.
 
You and me both, love to see some chunky big name colonies.....The kind of colonies that would make ya wanna slap ur momma
 
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Check out my chalice delight thread, probably have the largest purple urkel colony around, along with bfn, one, emerald, etc
 
Is this big enough for you?? Miami Hurricane approx 8"X10"

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Great colony! I've seen SDGuys Pink ******* colony and that thing is purdy....Anyone seen a large My Miami or Crazy Fox colony?
 
I don't like a lot of small frags growing in my tank either! Let them grow out!

Orange Rind Chalice
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4-color chalice
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Flying Saucer Chalice
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More than twenty eyes would be a good start. Great colonies everyone. Keep em coming!
 
Here are two of mine, submitted to Steve Tyree this year, "Fist Full O' Dollahs". I put a piece of eggcrate on it for a size reference. It's been my tank for about 18 months.





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Wow...that's huge! Looks about 8" - 10" across, definitely one of the bigger ones I've seen.

Those two pics were taken at least 6 months ago. I measured it the other day when someone was asking about it and it's just about 12" across now. It's a fast grower. The only thing I don't like about it is when you frag it the frags seem to brown out for a few weeks before they color back up like the mother colony.
 
Is that a no namer? Did you grow that from a frag?
 

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