Raja Rampage Chalice-Mycedium Elephantotus

Lighting – Chalice corals love low light. Mimic their natural environment by keeping your tank between 50 to 100 PAR.

Water flow – A light to moderate flow will keep debris from settling onto your coral. Some Chalice corals form a bowl shape that can easily catch debris, so make sure your water flow is enough to prevent this. However, if the coral’s tissue is moving with the water, your water flow is too high.

Feeding – Chalice corals benefit from both photosynthesis and feeding. Many Chalices are late-night eaters, but the wide range of species means you might have to experiment with foods to find the right one. Feeding Chalice corals meatier foods will help them grow faster.

Water chemistry – Like all LPS corals, Chalices need stable levels of calcium, dKH, and magnesium. They also need lower levels of phosphate and nitrate.

Water cleanliness – Chalice corals feed from nutrient-rich waters, so don’t keep the tank too clean.

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