Miami Hurricane Growth

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This was a part of a group buy. It has been fragged and the second pic is after it grew again.
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I love this chalice. It's common but it looks so nice and grows so well. My piece went from 5 eyes about a quarter in size to over 3 inches in less than a year
 
Very nice, how long did it take to get that big.

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Wow I'm glad it grows so fast, mine got stung and receded a few eyes but it has recovered now. Little stunner to the right:bigsmile:
 
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Mine went from 1 eye about the size of your pinky nail to covering a 3 inch disk with about 18 eyes in less then a year. Not bad for a $15 investment!! Definitely a must have chalice
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That miami hurricane looks great. I got my first frags of miami hurricane in November. One started with one eye and now has 3. The other started with 5 and is up to 9 with 3 more getting ready to pop out.
 
image.jpg Wow I'm glad it grows so fast, mine got stung and receded a few eyes but it has recovered now. Little stunner to the right:bigsmile:

Lol if it wasnt the stunner that zapped it the first time, it may be the second time;) my dang stunner was the most aggro coral I ever owned. Feelers out 4-5".
Hope yours makes a full recovery!!
 
Lol if it wasnt the stunner that zapped it the first time, it may be the second time;) my dang stunner was the most aggro coral I ever owned. Feelers out 4-5".
Hope yours makes a full recovery!!

I Know right LOL!!! That stunner is far from all it grows like crazy !!! Thank you I will post its recovery, here if you wouldn't mind. :)
 

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