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Chicago Sunburst $200 shipped
I have a tank full of Chicago’s and need to move some out. $200 shipped lower 48. Standard DOA 2 hr from delivery etc…. Let me know if you have any questions.

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3 left, and I have one Colorado Sunburst that is also ready.
 

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3 Chicago Sunburst $200 per, shipped and I have one bigger Colorado Sunburst, 300 shipped. Shipping is available as well as local pick-up in West Palm Beach, FL
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They both really look similar in my tank. I don’t run the lights very high in this tank(I couldn’t tell you the par but it’s low. In the photos below the top are Chicago and the bottom are Colorado. I got the original Chicago nem from Tom Honeycutt from Tank it Easy in Chicago ( I used to sell them when I owned Chaos Aquaculture) and the Colorado I got from Top Shelf Aquatics. Anytime I put them in a basket a few inches under the surface where they both get more light the Colorado starts to get gold quicker. Aside from the green streaks with the Chicagos though, they are hard to tell apart in my tank. IMO, It’s all reef chemistry and lighting that determines the color and the growth of all coral, every system has its differences and the last few years I’ve been trying to find the sweet spot the tank leans towards and stopped forcing things like lighting or dosing. I have two Chicago and 1 Colorado in the basket ready to go. If they don’t go by this weekend I’m gonna wrap it up and get them back on the rocks. I want to get the black basket out of the display, it’s an eyesore and my wife tells me about it daily lol.
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