Chalice for sale

[Daimyo68]

I've had this piece for a bit now, and it's sitting in a frag tank now since I don't have a spot for it in my main tank. Someone new can enjoy this piece. Roughly 3.5-4" diameter. (I can measure it with a ruler if needed).

No known name, I just call it "Sherbert in the Sea. I guess that can follow along with it.

$900 shipped ContUS only

Buyer must be available for 10:30am next day delivery. If you cannot be available, please do not buy this piece. I would rather keep it in a frag tank, then hear that it died sitting on your porch.
Shipment will leave my hands at 5:30pm in the evening, this way the coral is not bagged for a long period of time.

Picture taken under 20k Radium with RB LED accenting.

 

[ingtar_shinowa]

glws nice coloration

 

[Rob&Gab]

what type of chalice is it?

 

[TriggerThis]

Holy crap

 

[elev8]

Is it a type of pectina or a chalice?
Either way, looks very cool

 

[renoeb]

This looks like a mycedium.

 

[Tab28]

Is it a type of pectina or a chalice?
Either way, looks very cool

When i first saw it i thought australomussa. But it does resemble my plating pectinia, not my spiney type.

 

[Daimyo68]

To be honest, I forgot to put "Chalice/Pectinia?" in the thread heading.

It has what looks like a pectinia skeleton looking at it, but it does not have the multiple rising "spines" like that of a Spiny Cup Pectinia. Maybe they have just not presented as of yet. If it does turn out to be a "Spiny", then this piece can only get better looking with time.

Either way, it's a very colorful piece. I've never personally cared what "species/type/lineage" of coral I have purchased. If it colorful, has nice growth and is healthy looking, I'll purchase it.

 

[Daimyo68]

This looks like a mycedium.

When i first saw it i thought australomussa. But it does resemble my plating pectinia, not my spiney type.

Very possibly.

 

[Daimyo68]

Feel free to make offers, but lets keep it real.