Your favorite rainbow chalice?

Terri Caton · Nov 20, 2019

Robert Ranciato said:
The jelly bean chalice doesn't look like that . That picture is enhanced

Here's a real pic.

Terri Caton · Nov 20, 2019

Joe Knows Reefs said:

Is that your Rainbow Apocalypse?

I bought this one during your sale. It's awesome!

I'm plugging your leftover sale!

Live Sale - Page 1 - Joe Knows Reefs LLC

www.joeknowsreefs.com

AWESOME prices everyone! Even better than during the sale! You can snatch a great rainbow chalice for a price you didn't think possible.

mdbronco · Nov 20, 2019

Can I ask about growth on these and patterns? What is the expectation? Creating overhangs, general coverage etc? I'm asking out of pure naivety...

charliethetuna · Nov 20, 2019

Mines the jf bio hazard

Joe Knows Reefs · Nov 20, 2019

Terri Caton said:
Is that your Rainbow Apocalypse?

I bought this one during your sale. It's awesome!

I'm plugging your leftover sale!

Live Sale - Page 1 - Joe Knows Reefs LLC

www.joeknowsreefs.com

AWESOME prices everyone! Even better than during the sale! You can snatch a great rainbow chalice for a price you didn't think possible.

@Terri Caton that's actually a new one we got. If interested in a frag shoot me a msg

Marie7 · Nov 21, 2019

Daniel@R2R said:
I love rainbow chalices. REALLY love these! I have a tough time picking a favorite, but if I had to, it's probably the WWC Jelly Bean. What about you guys? Which ones have you kept? Which ones are your favorites?

WWC Jelly Bean

All of them are a breath taken but this one wowwwwwwwwwwww it's beautiful, it shows more then the rest of all.

Kellie in CA · Nov 21, 2019

I've always wondered.... how many colors does a coral need to have before it's considered "rainbow"?

Daniel@R2R · Nov 21, 2019

Kellie in CA said:
I've always wondered.... how many colors does a coral need to have before it's considered "rainbow"?

I think the standard is 4 colors.

cCRAWLINS · Nov 21, 2019

Kellie in CA said:
I've always wondered.... how many colors does a coral need to have before it's considered "rainbow"?

I believe its usually 3 or 4. Could vary depending on the type of coral

Shaun Sullivan · Nov 21, 2019

This is one of my favorites, Mr. Brett's Unicorn Poop

John3 · Nov 21, 2019

I bought this as a BSA pink panther, not sure if that’s correct. It appears to me this same chalice is floating around with many names?

hart24601 · Nov 21, 2019

Wwc jelly Bean has always been my favorite followed by not a rainbow but bazooka Joe. That pink can be insane with the right conditions.

Daniel@R2R · Nov 22, 2019

I need to get a rainbow chalice for my reef again... I miss them...

NanoDJS · Nov 22, 2019

IMHO a long time ago a chalice came outa Solomon Island that got sold and then fraged up and fraged up and so on , when you frag a rainbow you understand how the cut affects the final piece . All rainbows are the same , its just diff cuts / growouts /ect lotsa factors, then came boutique coral vendors who need a name , same frag just a new name.I have pictures of alot of "named" corals from 10 years before these vendors started .... before the internet even. It does make it fun and exciting with names but its all just marketing gimmick. A rainbow is an awesome sight , and highly advise anybody keeping corals to get a chalice of some type , once your hooked then try to nab up a piece of the rainbow. Feeding these is addictive ! And they are alot easier to keep than most think when they see the price tag, these are priced for actual rarity, not the hardness level like acro.

Edudek · Jan 21, 2020

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Robert Ranciato · Jan 21, 2020

Daniel@R2R said:
I love rainbow chalices. REALLY love these! I have a tough time picking a favorite, but if I had to, it's probably the WWC Jelly Bean. What about you guys? Which ones have you kept? Which ones are your favorites?

WWC Jelly Bean

How can I get my wwc jelly bean to look like that