Show me your LARGEST Coral!

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TSA Hologram Hammer the size of a soccer ball. Trying to sell it to make room for more acros
 
These are some of mine
 

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If I didn't frag the Hollywood stunner and the blue zing they would be taking over the whole tank. The birdsnest is probably a foot across and the same with the stunner
 
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TSA Hologram Hammer the size of a soccer ball. Trying to sell it to make room for more acros
It is crazy to me when I see hammer corals that get that big!
 
Here are my huge scoly, wellsophyllia, and cynarina all about the same size. All are in the 5" + range.

The funny thing is the yellow fungia smooshed against the glass trying to squeeze past them to escape lol.

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Here is just a couple of mine, I have a lot of huge Acropora colony's, some of them you dont realise how large they are until viewed from the top down.

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Gotta be this wild Indo Goniopora I've had for about 1.5 years now. It's probably tripled in size since I got it.
 

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Here is just a couple of mine, I have a lot of huge Acropora colony's, some of them you dont realise how large they are until viewed from the top down.

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That's a nice colony of Anacropora! The yellow in this coral makes such an impact in a tank.
 
Here are my huge scoly, wellsophyllia, and cynarina all about the same size. All are in the 5" + range.

The funny thing is the yellow fungia smooshed against the glass trying to squeeze past them to escape lol.

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That yellow fungia looks awesome, though!
 

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