ID chalice please

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Got this one a few days ago

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I have this exact chalice. Mine is with 6-8 pink eyes. I believe it's Echinophyllia Echinata. Pretty sure it was advertised as "orange and blue Australian chalice", or in other words, they didn't know either. Being that both of our frags are very small I'm having trouble with the ID, but this is what my best guess is right now.
 
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I'd say Miami hurricane but the bumps looks different this is mine from two years ago

I think this is more toothy than Miami hurricane, and also lacks any neon green. Under atinics all I can see are shades of blue and pink.
 
I have this exact chalice. Mine is with 6-8 pink eyes. I believe it's Echinophyllia Echinata. Pretty sure it was advertised as "orange and blue Australian chalice", or in other words, they didn't know either. Being that both of our frags are very small I'm having trouble with the ID, but this is what my best guess is right now.

Do you have a pic if yours?
 
Do you have a pic if yours?

I will take a couple when I get home. I'll get both natural light and atinic light. I was going through my pictures and I was suprised to find I didn't have a good picture of it.
 
90% atinic light
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90% atinic and 55% white (I didn't want to shock everything too much)
Using iPad Air 2 and Galaxy S5
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Sorry I can't get the quality pictures, like the OP has. I'm 98% sure they are the same species tho :), and I'm "pretty" sure It's Echinophyllia Echinata, but I am not an expert. It be really cool if it was Echinomorpha nishihirai chalice, but I'm not certain as that species is the only known solitary coralite species in the Pectinidae family but it looks a lot like it. The big differences to look for are the coralite growth patterns, and colors...

Experts pls check that.
 
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Someone told me mine was a superman chalice not sure if that is correct though but does have the same colors from Google searches
 

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