How do I know if my chalice is happy?

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I recently got my first chalice, and it looks to be doing ok so far - but what do you look for to know if a chalice is doing well? E.g. I know for my acros I can look for polyp extension, and I have a general idea of how they look when they are "happy" vs not.


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Larry
 
Look for color obviously but the other thing is they are a little puffy when they are happy.
 
I take a flashlight and look at them after lights out and they have feeders coming out of the eyes. Figure they must be happy if they are feeding.
 

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