Chalice ID

[AJQ69]

I posted in the wrong section,my apologies and thanks for the help.

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/lps-identification-database/186165-chalice-id.html#post2145204

 

[Tab28]

The general naming practice, it is only a named chalice if purchased with name. If lineage can not be traced. It is a no name even if it looks like it had one.

Only a small portion of chalices fragged are named. Many LFS may give a piece they bought a name, but that same piece can be at another place. They gave it a different name. Neither names are considered a nationally none named chalice.

Your first chalice looks like it could be a echinophyllia maybe the aspera variety. The second is a bit harder to tell the chalice class. Many chalices look alike and hard to actually tell the species type.

 

[AJQ69]

The general naming practice, it is only a named chalice if purchased with name. If lineage can not be traced. It is a no name even if it looks like it had one.

Only a small portion of chalices fragged are named. Many LFS may give a piece they bought a name, but that same piece can be at another place. They gave it a different name. Neither names are considered a nationally none named chalice.

Your first chalice looks like it could be a echinophyllia maybe the aspera variety. The second is a bit harder to tell the chalice class. Many chalices look alike and hard to actually tell the species type.

Thanks for your feedback, I just bought these from another reefer no stores involved and the guy didn't know as well.