Chalice Coral refers to a group of LPS corals (like Echinophyllia and Mycedium) known for their rich colors and unique, textured growth patterns. They thrive in low to moderate light and gentle flow, often displaying stunning fluorescent hues under blue lighting. Best placed on the sand bed or lower rockwork, chalices grow as encrusting plates and benefit from occasional feeding with small meaty foods.
Chalice Coral refers to a group of LPS corals (like Echinophyllia and Mycedium) known for their rich colors and unique, textured growth patterns. They thrive in low to moderate light and gentle flow, often displaying stunning fluorescent hues under blue lighting. Best placed on the sand bed or lower rockwork, chalices grow as encrusting plates and benefit from occasional feeding with small meaty foods.
