Finally got one! MUMMY EYE CHALICE.

[Tired]

If a two-polyp frag of it is an inch+ long, it's not SPS.

Different species of chalice will probably sting each other. Different colonies of the same species likely won't. You'd have to try and figure out what species you're dealing with.

 

[2Flash1]

The one I posted originally they were all small frags and did well together…I had a local shop frag them up a week ago. I’m no coral expert but keep them close!

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

So Ive only got the one Mummy eye. If other varieties touch do they sting?

Yes. They don’t play nice in the reef box.

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

species specific

 

[2Flash1]

Here they were months and months ago and got along just fine.

 

[MrGisonni]

I Love "Chalice" corals. Mine are all young, but showing great color and growth

 

[Robinson]

Love Chalices! If you like the Mummy eye, definitely you need to look next for the Crayola meltdown. Some of my bigger colonies and rainbow ones.

 

[Glenner’sreef]

Love Chalices! If you like the Mummy eye, definitely you need to look next for the Crayola meltdown. Some of my bigger colonies and rainbow ones.

I’ve definitely heard of the Crayola Meltdown. As fast as my Mummyeye is growing, I’m seriously considering more Chalices. Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Glenner’sreef]

I noticed that Aug 28th was when I originally posted this. Here’s an updated photo of my one and only.

 

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Chalice corals are indeed an "LPS" or scientifically fall into the genus Echinophyllia.