Tyree Bubblgum Monster or Emerald Mummy Eye???

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I got this chalice from Steve Tyree at his booth during the Inland Empire Coral Farmers Market event last spring and he said it was the original Bubblegum Monster.
Funny thing it looks more like emerald mummy eye. Looks nothing like all the other bubblegum monster I got and seen before.
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If you got it from da man and he says what is is what it is then I would say that is what it is.. Maybe a difference in your lighting?
 
If he said that as what it was then that's what it is. Looks like the mummy to me though . But my name is not tyree. Lol
 
Looks like the EME to me. I have both and they are under 250w of MH and the BGM is a much brighter green then the EME. Maybe Steve had the frags mixed up. It happens to the best of us at times..
 
Then I have this one. I got it as bubblegum monster a while ago. This has been going around as bubblegum monster as well.
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it looks like cornbreds bubblegum monster...the mummy eye your talking about is much more of a darker green imo at least it is in my tank. i noticed that cornbreds bgm does not really have the greenish bumps.
 
I would say EME maybe tyree mixed them up. Are3 you blasting it with ligh if so i might say BGM if not im gonna stay with mix up and its EME
 
Well I asked him if it was Corn bread's and Tyree said "What is corn bred?" lol...
He said it was the original so I think he had them mixed up. I used to have the Corn Bread Bubblegum and doesn't look like either of those. Too bad I can't to all three in a shot.
 
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