Is this a Hollywood Stunner?

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So, LFS is selling these frags as Hollywood Stunner chalice. However, when I look online, it seems HS is mostly green on green with purple edges. What do you all think?

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yes, that looks like hollywood stunner to me. If not then something very similar. Color can be dependent on a lot of things, may not be in ideal conditions to best bring out the colors
 
Def HS.
 
A white light photo makes identification easier. I have a Hollywood Stunner that has changed color several times based on tank conditions. The polyps remain green. Tissue between the polyps has been light brown to dark green over time. I like the light brown background the best, but unfortunately the healthier the coral is the more the back ground turns green! By the way, Hollywood stunner appears to be a small polyp stony coral, however it has long sweeper tentacles that pack a punch. Don't keep it too close to other corals. Here is a video of mine.
 
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