Echinopora lamellosa (blue chalice)

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I know there are “prettier” and more colorful chalices out there, but this sure looks good for being only shades of blue. It also plates similar to plating montipora, making it a bit more unique than the other chalices. This particular piece has exploded with new growth recently.
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A friend gave me “3-4” gonzo golden dragon mushrooms that were all attached to a chunk of this stuff that was covered in algae a while ago. I ended up getting 11 mushrooms and made quite a few frags of what I could salvage of the chalice. You can see how bad of shape it was in originally. I have them in a few different areas in my 40b AIO to see where they would do best, and the one above seems to be in the best location.
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I honestly don't consider Echinopora to be chalices, as they were never in the family Pectiniidae.
 

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