Newly fragged Cornbred 3GMummy Eye

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Fragged these last night. I wanted to get more eye per frag, but it was odd shaped and this was the safest option. They look good so far!

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Here are some other pieces I have recently fragged:
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The 3g is a crazy bright chalice....as I stare at the one in my tank....
 
Its a different shade of green than the Oregon. I don't have a meng's in my tank to compare. I just saw one at a friend's house and had to have a frag.
 
Hows thats frag treatin' ya! lol
 
This chalice is definitely super bright. I would definitely say it is the brightest chalice in my tanks. Here is a pic of it before I fragged it:
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It has well over 12 eyes. Sorry for the crappy pic...still learning photography skills!

Nice. Where in Florida are you?
I'm in Lakeland. Let me know if you want to do some frag swapping. I'm always down to meet local reefers.

Blazer-I'm not sure if you were talking to me, but the frags continue to do well.
 
Please, let's keep any comments about selling/trading/buying in the appropriate forums, so these types of threads don't end up being removed.
 
nice 3g...one of the bightest greens you can find in a tank for sure...what it that pink WM next to it?
 
This chalice is definitely super bright. I would definitely say it is the brightest chalice in my tanks. Here is a pic of it before I fragged it:
IMG_0029.jpg

It has well over 12 eyes. Sorry for the crappy pic...still learning photography skills!


I'm in Lakeland. Let me know if you want to do some frag swapping. I'm always down to meet local reefers.

Blazer-I'm not sure if you were talking to me, but the frags continue to do well.

Blazer was talking to me. His tank was the first time I had seen a 3G in person.
 

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