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Bookmark or Share- HELP! Possibly chalice dying??? - REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium ...We’ve been having issues with our corals, weve added a new recordea mushroom which is settling and doing well, along with a pink chalice which isn’t doing too great, had Zoas and gsp for over 2 months both of which have grown spread and the zoas are doing great. we did have a temperature swing due to a faulty heater but this was before we ...
- Advice on chalice placement | Reef2ReefHello I have just bought my first chalice the other day on the Jason Fox live sale. Never had one before and wondering where to place it and best care for a chalice. From what I understand it’s best to place in the sandbed or lower 2/3rd of your tank. What about flow and par levels, would sandbed suffice if put in a moderate flow area of my ...
- Chalice Vs. Chalice.... | Reef2ReefThe original Tyree Blue Chalice and many more morphs now floating around. The sweepers are long and pack a nasty punch. By the way, the offender that stung my Mummy eye is the brownish echino with golden eyes at 5 O'clock in the picture below.
- Echinophyllia v chalice | Reef2Reef"Chalice" is just a common name for these types of corals. Whereas "Echinophyllia" is a scientific genus. There are two genera which make up most of the "chalice" corals: Echinopora and Echinophyllia. "Hollywood Stunner" is a Echinopora lamellosa species, whereas your other two chalices are likely something else.
- Letting your chalice corals grow on the sand.. | Reef2ReefI have two growing out on magnetic frag rocks on the back wall. Be careful with those chalice corals growing up against the glass by the way all. There's a reefer who started a thread here a couple weeks ago about a chalice coral that was growing up against the glass that he has had all kinds of problems trying to remove.
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