Rainbow Chalice Frag

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I have a really nice rainbow chalice frag from a mother colony that has been growing for about 3 months. I originally started this frag at about a third of the size it is now looking to get $450 boo if interested in growth pictures I have them but please only for serious buyers. Started at 2 eyes already has 4 to 6 will have to look closer. Size is about a quarter or a little under. Fast grower
 
No I only have the frag. Would be willing to cut it in half if I have a couple willing to split.
 
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I don't have a pm from him but there is either half available or someone can buy the whole thing... also have a space invader pectina colony fs if anyone is interested pm me for pics. I wish I could get the color of this chalice in the pics better but t5's just don't help the iPhone camera it's the nicest rainbow I have ever seen.
 
I don't have a pm from him but there is either half available or someone can buy the whole thing... also have a space invader pectina colony fs if anyone is interested pm me for pics. I wish I could get the color of this chalice in the pics better but t5's just don't help the iPhone camera it's the nicest rainbow I have ever seen.

Yes but do you mean half of the frag or half of the mother?
 
Jelly Bean Rainbow will be grown out I guess really surprised this thing didn't fly off of here. Oh well lol
 
A few posts have been removed due to non-family-friendly content. Keep it clean, guys.
 

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