Chalice help

[jhoffa92]

Woke up to my chalice looking like this is this ok

 

[danka-cedium]

Looks fine to me. Is it all inflated
?

 

[jhoffa92]

It is I am new to the chalice world so didnt no what this ment

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

It is a good sign when it is inflated. If you start to see the skeleton, that is bad.

 

[jhoffa92]

Awesome thanks my buddy gabe it to me to see what it would do in my tank so I guess its doing pretty good lol just started the tank 6 months ago first salt tank

 

[danka-cedium]

Low flow and no light cause the chalice to inflate and release its feeding tentacles

 

[jhoffa92]

Thats awesome learn something new every day very cool it was a really ugly brown when I got it now it has a purple glow to it and neon green eyes I am glad it is doing well

 

[slate744]

Now is it bad to not see chalices inflated?

 

[danka-cedium]

Maybe if you see skeleton.

 

[slate744]

I don't see the skeleton, but I've never seen it inflate. Here's a pic

 

[slate744]

Sorry if I'm hijacking your thread jhoffa. I just got a little worried about my chalice.

 

[danka-cedium]

Looks good!

 

[slate744]

Thank you. I thought so just wanted to check. I would like to pick up more, but just wanted to make sure I was taking proper care of this one first.

 

[jhoffa92]

Lol no worries slate744 we are all here for guidance lol

 

[jhoffa92]

And that is a nice chalice

 

[Reefer93105]

My chalice colony did something like that about three years ago. The colony was about 7" across and the flesh inflated and detached from the skeleton. It stayed that way for two weeks. Thought my colony is toast but it's still alive today and it's about 7 years old.

 

[jhoffa92]

That is awesome