Tracking Chalice Growth
 

Going to follow this Hollywood stunner's growth. Here are first two shots, 12/24/16 and 2/10/17 (7 weeks).Attachment 367791Attachment 367792


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did you lose some of it in center left or is that algae just on another rock blocking the photo. looks nice

Algae on the glass. Can't get at it.


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Weekly update:
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cool :)

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what lights is it under?

I run 4 hydra 26 leds above the tank. Usually run just blue/violet/royal and uv spectrums at 100/100/100 and 80% (started much lower and gradually increased) but turn up whites to take photos and on weekends because my wife likes viewing with white lights on. This was shot w whites up.


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I think ive let this chalice fall on 6 different corals and it heals up within weeks and trucks on. Broken this up countless times for friends. Truly a bulletproof coral.

I bought this piece at a frag show last November and ever since I see it for sale everywhere. It doesn't seem to mind being vertical after falling into the corner of my tank.


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It’s been a while. New update 10/21/17:
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growth
 

really cool. I was wondering on growth rates. although I know it would differ from tank to tank but good log of growth thanks
Anthony

I had this coral years ago and pulled the rock out and scraped everything off it. Months later it came back and I had to pull the rock again. Although this is an LPS, it must be a close relative to green star polyps.

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Feb 1st update:
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4/1/18 update
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Good growth

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