LPS Corals
Inferno And Ice Chalice
$49.99With code SPOOKY70: $15.00
Tag: BR21
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About this coral
About this coral
Inferno And Ice Chalice is a chalice-type LPS coral for reef aquariums, valued for its distinctive “eyes” and showy coloration. In practice, it’s typically added as a centerpiece or mid-to-bottom focal coral, where its textured surface and tentacle-like feeding can be observed and where stable water quality helps it look its best.
Features:
- Chalice-style LPS growth form with prominent “eye” structures
- Often displayed for contrast and visual interest in LPS reef scapes
- Best used as a focal coral on the rockwork, rather than high-competition placements
- Generally benefits from moderate, indirect water movement to support feeding
- Accepts supplemental feeding of appropriate meaty foods in many reef systems
- Helps make LPS tanks more visually varied compared with soft corals or only SPS collections
Specifications:
- Group: LPS coral (chalice type)
- Care level (general guidance): Moderate
- Lighting (general guidance): Moderate to moderately high reef lighting
- Water flow (general guidance): Moderate, indirect flow (avoid strong blasts)
- Placement (general guidance): Rockwork with stable positioning; often mid to lower tank for balance of light and flow
- Diet (general guidance): Photosynthetic, with supplemental meaty foods often used for LPS
- Temperature (general reef range): About 72–78°F (22–26°C)
- pH (general reef range): About 8.1–8.4
- Salinity (general reef range): About 1.024–1.026 SG
- Alkalinity (general reef range): About 7–11 dKH
- Calcium (general reef range): About 400–450 ppm
- Magnesium (general reef range): About 1250–1350 ppm




