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I LOVE your pink one with the green eyes. What is it?

I'm not sure of a name. I bought if from a coral shop in Charlotte, NC. It was a bit more expensive then normal, but I had the same reaction - I really like it. Only problem is that this one grows the slowest. It is a little bigger now as that image is about a month old, but its taken years to fill out that plug.
 

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Miami Hurricane is definitely one of my favorite chalices. Usually around $30 even online for a good sized frag. Punisher corals as a couple right now. Here my bad boy :) View attachment 1725103
What kind of par are running over this great piece
 
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What kind of par are running over this great piece
Dunno, probably not a lot. Here’s a FTS with it. Under a AI Prime HD
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Miami hurricane and goldeneye? These are probably my 2 favorites. The flesh on the goldeneye just seems so surreal to me.

Thanks, yes miami hurricane, not sure about the other, the store just said pink and orange. I don’t believe it is golden eye because the eyes are more orange than the bright yellow so it appears more like flamethrower than golden eye.
 
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Depends on how you define dominate:)

Chalices definitely dominate the $$$ of corals in my tank, but only take up a small corner right now. So probably like 70% of the coral budget, but only 5% of the space.

One day it will be both!
Haha! Seeing the price of some of these beauties I believe it! Your avatar is really nice.
 
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Depends on how you define dominate:)

Chalices definitely dominate the $$$ of corals in my tank, but only take up a small corner right now. So probably like 70% of the coral budget, but only 5% of the space.

One day it will be both!
I'm hoping to have all chalice and favia in my next tank, so the $$$ vs starting size is noticable.
 
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