My first Chalice help me identify exactly which one I bought

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Just picked up my first chalice yesterday and something about those feeding tentacles comming out with the bright colors unlocked a new addiction, if you have some cool chalice corals in your tank please share and if anybody can identify the species mine is let me know.
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Without a clearer picture I can't say for certain, but that does look like a montipora to me!
 
Without a clearer picture I can't say for certain, but that does look like a montipora to me!
That’s what I thought too and the guy that sold it to me said it was a chalice, I don’t have a professional camera just an iPad I put all my money into the tank not cameras lol
 
Lol I'm right there with you!
But I just noticed the polyps and that is definitely a montipora. Looks like some type of grafted monti
 
That’s even better, I love montipora. Had a rainbow Superman about a year ago which was sold with monti eating nudibranches living in the base and ended up getting devoured. Have always wanted another one since. Hope I don’t get in trouble posting this in the LPS section yikes!
 
Ouch! Can't stand those nudi's
 
Take a pic with flash then, the main issue is the lighting is blue, we need some white light on it, perhaps use a flashlight. :)
 
Take a pic with flash then, the main issue is the lighting is blue, we need some white light on it, perhaps use a flashlight. :)
Sorry it’s the reef Breeders light , telling you they set up this light right corals love that blue , but just for you here’s a more white light picture
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