CB Crazy Clown Rainbow Chalice (4 eyes)

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4 eye mini colony of CB Crazy Clown Rainbow Chalice on a 1.5" disc. Big for only 4 eyes. Has all the colors: 3 green/blue eyes and one new red/orange eye which grew after fragging. Fast grower compared to my other rainbows.

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$800 shipped Fedex Priority Overnight.

Standard 1 hr DOA refund rules apply. A picture of dead coral in unopened bag within an hour of Fedex 1st delivery attempt is required for refund. Refund does not include shipping cost.

Thanks!
 
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I'm new at this so don't be offended. What makes that particular coral worth that much? It is a pretty specimen.
 
I'm new at this so don't be offended. What makes that particular coral worth that much? It is a pretty specimen.
Not offended at all. It's actually worth way more than that if you chop it up. Cornbred (CB) is the originator of the piece and his pricing along with market value based on other people reselling determines the value. For example, he sells one eye frags for $399.99:

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I'm selling 4 eyes for $650. That's based on the fact that a)you get a discount per eye when you add eyes and b)I just need the money haha. I could chop this up and sell frags for only $200 an eye (half price) and make $800, but I'm in a hurry. Just bought a house and need money for a new set up!

I think $650 is a great deal, I'm amazed no one has bought it yet.
 
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That's pretty bad butt. Maybe better pictures will help it sell. Good luck!
 
For those of you concerned that because this frag is mostly blue/green you won't get all the colors in it, you are mistaken. That is a common misconception. All of my rainbow chalices morph colors and I've had ones all blue turn 90% red in less than a month. Your lighting, water quality, feeding, and the DNA of the chalice will determine coloration and growth pattern. I'm not saying it will change, but all of mine have. My crazy clown was also more dark green/green and red/orange. Now it's blue/green and red/orange. Pretty exciting really.

More examples from my tank:

Frag:
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Now:
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Frag:
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