Help dentify this chalice?

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I think I was told it is a Hollywood stunner but got it as a frag years ago so not sure. Have some frags of it now but not sure what to tell people.
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I think I was told it is a Hollywood stunner but got it as a frag years ago so not sure. Have some frags of it now but not sure what to tell people.
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Doesn’t look like HS, more like some sort of cyphastrea.
 
it was late at night so it was starting to extend its tendrils for feeding, but normally they aren't open like that.
 
Most def not a hollywoodstunner
 
Most def not a Hollywood stunner they are more brown with yellow eyes
 
How big is it ?
 
I’ve had it for a while so it has quadrupled in size from like a 2” small piece.
 
It’s a Nice piece that’s for sure
 
It’s kind of big and attached to a large rock. Some pieces broke off moving it and recovered quick as frags. Gonna try and reduce the size by fragging but not much interest in my area. :-/
 

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