ASD Terminator Chalice
$29.99
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About this coral
About this coral
ASD Terminator Chalice is a named chalice coral offered for reef aquariums. The shop listing identifies it as an LPS coral, but does not establish a scientific species or document morph-specific traits such as coloration, origin, or frag size. Chalice corals are stony corals valued for their distinctive surface patterns and can add an encrusting or plating form to a reef display. The guidance below is general for chalice corals; individual specimens may respond differently, so observe the coral and adjust placement gradually.
Features:
- A named chalice coral variety; the listing does not verify a more precise species identification.
- An LPS stony coral suited to a reef aquarium with stable water conditions.
- General chalice care typically favors moderate or lower light; acclimate gradually and watch for signs of light stress.
- Provide gentle to moderate water movement so the coral is not blasted directly, while avoiding stagnant areas.
- Allow room around the coral, since neighboring corals may come into contact as they grow.
- Some chalice corals accept small meaty foods, but feeding response and need can vary; target feeding is optional, not a guaranteed requirement.
Specifications:
- Care level: Moderate; general chalice guidance. Stability and gradual acclimation are important.
- Temperament: Potentially competitive with nearby corals; provide separation and monitor contact.
- Light: Generally low to moderate, with gradual acclimation; response can vary by specimen.
- Water flow: Gentle to moderate, indirect flow is a general starting point.
- Placement: A stable area of the reef with suitable light and flow, away from direct contact with other corals.
- Diet: Photosynthetic; some specimens may accept small meaty foods. Feeding is optional and response varies.
- General reef parameters: As general guidance for chalice corals: temperature 24–27 °C, salinity 1.023–1.026 specific gravity, pH 8.1–8.4, alkalinity 8–12 dKH, calcium 400–450 ppm, and magnesium 1,250–1,350 ppm. Maintain stable conditions; these are not morph-specific values.




