Toxic Watermelon Chalice Multiples Available
Price range: $19.99 through $39.99With code SPOOKY70: $12.00
Multiples available: contact us for price and availability.
- Packed to order with heat or cold packs for the season
- Eating and settled in our systems before it ships
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About this coral
About this coral
Toxic Watermelon Chalice Multiples Available is a set of LPS chalice corals offered under the shop’s common trade name. Chalice corals are reef-building stony corals appreciated for their distinctive “eyes” and showy tissue patterns, making them popular display pieces in mixed reef aquariums. Use this coral to add a focal point with LPS texture and eye-catching contrast, and pair it with compatible tank conditions for a stable, low-stress introduction.
Features:
- Prized chalice look: distinctive polyp “eyes” and attractive coloration for a striking reef centerpiece
- LPS coral form that benefits from steady conditions and thoughtful placement in the aquascape
- Generally responds best to moderate lighting and moderate water movement to support polyp expansion
- Works well in reef systems that maintain stable carbonate chemistry (calcium/alkalinity)
- Photosynthetic energy from symbiotic algae, with occasional benefit from targeted particulate feeding in many reef setups
- Often keeps better when handled minimally and glued/routed securely onto a stable rock/surface during acclimation
Specifications:
- Scientific name: UNVERIFIED
- Coral type: LPS chalice coral (group-level guidance)
- Care level: Intermediate (typical for LPS)
- Lighting (general guidance): Moderate light for LPS
- Water flow (general guidance): Moderate, avoid strong direct blasting
- Placement: Lower-to-mid aquascape where flow and light are gentle and consistent
- Temperature (typical reef range): About 72–78°F (22–26°C)
- Salinity (typical reef range): About 1.020–1.026 specific gravity
- pH (typical reef range): About 8.1–8.4
- Alkalinity (typical reef range): About 7–11 dKH
- Calcium (typical reef range): About 380–450 ppm
- Magnesium (typical reef range): About 1250–1350 ppm
- Diet: Primarily photosynthesis; may also take small meaty foods offered target-fed in a reef context
- Adult size: Varies with the exact chalice type and growth conditions



