Pink Lemonade Chalice

About this coral

ASD Pink Lemonade Chalice is a named chalice coral offered for marine reef aquariums. “Chalice” is a common name for several related-looking large-polyp stony coral groups, so the shop name does not establish a precise species or a particular color pattern. Chalice corals are prized for their distinctive eyes and coloration, as noted in the existing product information. This coral can serve as a decorative focal point among other reef inhabitants. The care notes below are general guidance for chalice-type corals, not verified requirements for this particular named variety.

Features:

• A stony coral for a saltwater reef aquarium; its hard skeleton forms part of its structure.
• Chalice corals are valued for their distinctive eyes and coloration; no specific color is confirmed here for this variety.
• A suitable choice for aquarists able to maintain stable reef conditions and observe coral response to light and flow.
• Allow room around the coral: chalice-type corals may extend sweeper tentacles that can contact neighboring corals.
• Photosynthetic and may also accept suitable small meaty aquarium foods; feeding is supplemental, not a substitute for stable conditions.

Specifications:

• Identity: Named chalice coral; exact species and variety traits are not verified.
• Care level: Moderate; general chalice-coral guidance.
• Light: Low to moderate as a general starting range; adjust gradually and monitor the coral.
• Water flow: Gentle to moderate, indirect flow; avoid a strong direct stream.
• Placement: A stable position in the lower to middle aquarium is a general starting point; provide space from neighboring corals.
• Diet: Photosynthetic; optional small meaty foods may be offered.
• Water conditions: Use stable, reef-appropriate temperature, pH, salinity, alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium; no variety-specific target is verified.