Best looking chalice for a white light heavy tank?

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I viewed this video on YouTube and concluded that I wanted a chalice! I chose an easy option to begin with, the Hollywood Stunner Chalice, and it appears great under bright white lights. Do you have any other recommendations for my tank? I also require proof. 😉

 
I don't have any suggestions, but I'd also like to hear about more colorful white light corals. I really like how that video shows the growth form of mature corals. It's hard to imagine what they could look like one day when you typically only see small frags.

I will say that I've heard the Hollywood Stunner has long sweeper tentacles that can be more aggressive than other chalices, so just be aware when placing it.
 
All chalices will look great under white light.
The key difference between white light and blue light for chalices, is that under high PAR (which would be considered low-moderate for most LPS) they get pale, and this will be very visible under white light, while under blue it won’t be noticeable in most cases.
 

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