Currently who has the LARGEST chalice colony?

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This is my chalice, I am not too sure what kind it is but it has green, yellow eyes with a green rim and blue and purple base. I got it from a local store and i believe it was a wild caught piece, it was not colored up and too healthy when I got it.
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This two pictures of it at the local store the day I got it.
 
This is off of one my LFS', Aquatic Collections, blog site, 24" by 24"! Hope they don't mind me showing off their coral. You can see the original frag size it that nub sticking out in the middle.
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This is off of one my LFS', Aquatic Collections, blog site, 24" by 24"! Hope they don't mind me showing off their coral. You can see the original frag size it that nub sticking out in the middle.
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whaaaaaaaat??

Beautiful chalices, guys!

I'd also be curious to know how long a 1" frag takes to get to 10"...
 
Miami hurricane, started as a 1 eye frag. Now I have no idea how many eyes are there. Its about 14" across and would have been bigger if I didnt have to re-do my tank. LOL.

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Stunning !! That miami hurricane is a beautiful chalice. Congrats on getting yours that big.
 
that's a Montipora dude, not a chalice.... it's still pretty though :)[/QUOTE]

Lol, new to coral lol
 

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