Chalice Show-Off Thread!!!

[tridentaquafrag]

Got some wild chalice from my supplier, do you guys know what name it is?

And here is some closed up pict

 

[Richard]

 

[Goldenvue]

 

[Goldenvue]

 

[icedgxe]

Watermelon is the only chalice I have right now and the other is a chalice from my old 125. Wish I still had it.

 

[andrewkw]

I was doing some work on my reef during the day so I picked up my favorite chalice for an updated pic. The coraline on the tile is also interesting.

 

[Magixxx]

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[Goldenvue]

Have these two coming in today

 

[SCReef'n]

Here is 6 months of growth from my Avatar
December

Today (end of May)

 

[toaster77]

Jason Fox temper tantrum:

 

[CJO]

2014

2019

 

[Magixxx]

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[FortyFour44]

I expected it to encrust my rock, but it’s grown more like a monti. What should I do with this guy. Let it go? Feels out of place sometimes.

 

[BlueZreef]

I expected it to encrust my rock, but it’s grown more like a monti. What should I do with this guy. Let it go? Feels out of place sometimes.

that’s Hollywood Stunner, which has mad long sweepers that sting stuff like crazy. Look at it during the night (Lights out) and you’ll see what I mean. It will eventually become limiting on what you can put around it. It does grow super thin and more like a monti than your typical chalice.

 

[Krzydmnd]

avatar. was one of the first frags I got, has been broken and fragged a good but since then as well.

 

[Rsnapp31]

Some of my Chalice’s lmk what you think?

 

[jdiefenbaugh]

 

[92Miata]

that’s Hollywood Stunner, which has mad long sweepers that sting stuff like crazy. Look at it during the night (Lights out) and you’ll see what I mean. It will eventually become limiting on what you can put around it. It does grow super thin and more like a monti than your typical chalice.

How much light do they actually need?

I've got a hollywood stunner that is small, but in a central area of the tank - and if its going to be stinging everything as it gets bigger, I'm going to move it.

 

[BlueZreef]

How much light do they actually need?

I've got a hollywood stunner that is small, but in a central area of the tank - and if its going to be stinging everything as it gets bigger, I'm going to move it.

I had mine in the back corner of my tank on the bottom, so pretty low light and was shaded a lot from a giant toadstool I used to have. Overall they adapt well to most lighting, the downfall is the fast growth rate and stinging tentacles will crowd out other corals.

 

[Fourstars]

Two of my favorites