Chalice

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One of my craziest colored chalice

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That definitely loves where it’s at! What par is it under?
 
I won this on a coral auction from Coralsavers 5 yrs ago on eBay. No name. Fragged it 6 or 7 times.
If I had to guess, not knowing it is a chalice, I'd guess a pectinia coral.

Might have to make that fragged 7 or 8, and I can test how it grows in a different tank. :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
 
If I had to guess, not knowing it is a chalice, I'd guess a pectinia coral.

Might have to make that fragged 7 or 8, and I can test how it grows in a different tank. :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
 

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This was the original piece 5 years ago. Lighting then was an SB Reeflight leds only. Big color difference. Was in a different tank also
 
BEAUTIFUL and very unique coral. Knowing nothing, I would have thought it was a pectinia as well. Id Love you get my hands on a frag of it if/when you trim her back again.
A piece like that definitely needs backup pieces, lol. I could always trade a piece of mine once it grows more.

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