Chalice growth!

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Hey guys! I wanted to start this thread so I could document one of my chalices growth under white lights in one of my tanks! So far, I’ve only had it for a month…it arrived with great color…but in my tank, and with my lights it has mostly browned out, but it has grown incredibly fast! The first pic is when I first put it in the tank….
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Second pic is the chalice today…
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Following! I'm curious to see how big it will get!
 
Hey guys! I wanted to start this thread so I could document one of my chalices growth under white lights in one of my tanks! So far, I’ve only had it for a month…it arrived with great color…but in my tank, and with my lights it has mostly browned out, but it has grown incredibly fast! The first pic is when I first put it in the tank….
IMG_8455.jpeg

Second pic is the chalice today…
IMG_8457.jpeg
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Here’s an updated picture of the chalice, it’s grown a little bit since the last pic was taken.
 
How white are we talking, that looks like a coral under straight 6500k LED's, not full reef led with whites on.
 
How white are we talking, that looks like a coral under straight 6500k LED's, not full reef led with whites on.
 
How white are we talking, that looks like a coral under straight 6500k LED's, not full reef led with whites on.
It’s a Fluval nano reef light running at 100%
 
I’ll take a pic once I get home!
I’m so sorry, I had a crazy day yesterday! I got home late and totally forgot! I’ll try to remember once I get off work!
 

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