Is this a rare WM or what

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I recently got this pieces, I have not seen a pieces like this...pink eyes..blue base...green rim, help me with input on the rareness of this kind of WM..

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Very uncommon color morph on what is a fairly common echino. Very nice, looks like it has green protrusions all over it as well. I would be very happy to add that to my collection, congrats!
 
I dont think I would call it a WM, but its a nice coral for sure. And for a colony that size, you really see what colors it has.
 
I wouldn't go as far to call it rare because there are a lot of Oxypora's coming in that have the green rim and bluish/purple base but usually with blood red colored eyes.

I say it's a gorgeous piece as well! I would also be happy to have that in my tank any day! Awesome score!
 
I dont think I would call it a WM, but its a nice coral for sure. And for a colony that size, you really see what colors it has.

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Rarity today in chalices is stuff with really bright vibrant colors, and unique colored eyes that aren't seen often, and stark contrast between the two. That really goes for any coral actually.
 
I have seen a few colonies of this exact morph in the last couple of months. It's a nuce piece. I just wish the tissue would "fatten" up a bit more.
 
been away for awhile....thanks for all the comment.... I have some frag if anyone is interested. PM is the best way
 

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