Most sought after chalice?

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For myself , there is no #1 soughted coral..There are tons of chalices out there.. old school - new school.. There are some that are nice and there are some that are nice but once u get it its a disappointment..
 
For myself , there is no #1 soughted coral..There are tons of chalices out there.. old school - new school.. There are some that are nice and there are some that are nice but once u get it its a disappointment..

+1 Wayyyy too many pick a top 5 or even 1.
 
ive seen the my maimi in person from the original colony if im not mistaken and it is just insane in real life. if anyone gets a chance to see it i strongly suggest leaving your credit card/checkbook/cash/and first born child at home.
 
Here you go so we stay on topic
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I have no doubt that the My Miami is good looking, however, any chance we can see a picture with less blue or actinic?
 
I have no doubt that the My Miami is good looking, however, any chance we can see a picture with less blue or actinic?
That picture is under halides ,t5's and led's, a picture of the coral under nothing but halides is coming your way :wink:
 
I dont think the my miami is the same species as the BGM. BGM is echinoporoides. same as raspberry monster, miami hurricane, EME, oregon mummy eye, etc. i dont think echinoporoides grow a rim.
 

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