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BPC Most Wanted Chalice For Trade

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Looking for a nice Chalice frag. This is our newest addition to our most wanted collection. This is the first piece to be released. Anyone interested in a trade.

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Nothing specific really. Just a lover of chalices and looking to add something new to my collection.
 
no one interested in a trade. This is a really nice frag.
 
ok I will offer a frag of this
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or this
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or this
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or this
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or this
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I have more lol
 
I have one to offer not my best pic

hopefully have a better one real soon this is the mother colony trust me it's much much nicer.


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Another shot of my chalice this is under 14k mh I will throw t5 at you tomarrow

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hi i aquired a piece of that from a fellow reefer..what is that called?...


Looking for a nice Chalice frag. This is our newest addition to our most wanted collection. This is the first piece to be released. Anyone interested in a trade.

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Actually this was a wild colony collected out of Indonesia. The picture is just a frag from my mother colony. I call it the BPC Acid Rain Chalice.
 
I have just started collecting chalices. I am interested in the Acid Rain but do not have any chalices to trade. Interested in any zoas? Mine are top notch. :)
 

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