Skittles Chalice
Echinopora sp.
Stunning Pieces
3 x 4cm
Lovely glitter look to this one
Product Details
| Species | Echinopora sp. |
|---|---|
| Size | 3 x 4cm |
| Appearance | Vibrant colours resembling Skittles candy: red, orange, green, blue |
| Growth Pattern | Slow-growing, encrusting |
| Lighting Requirement | Moderate |
| Water Flow | Requires moderate flow |
The Skittles Chalice is a vibrant and highly sought-after variety of chalice coral, cherished in the marine aquarium hobby for its dazzling array of colours. This coral exhibits a stunning spectrum of hues, resembling the popular Skittles candy, with bright spots of red, orange, green, and blue spread across its calcified surface. The Skittles Chalice is particularly appreciated for its slow-growing, encrusting nature, which adds a rich, colourful blanket to rockwork in reef aquariums. While it requires specific care, including moderate lighting and water flow, its vivid beauty makes it a prized possession for dedicated aquarists.
FAQ
What are the lighting and water flow requirements for Skittles Chalice?
Skittles Chalice requires moderate lighting and moderate water flow to thrive.
How does the Skittles Chalice grow in an aquarium?
It grows slowly and in an encrusting pattern, forming a rich, colorful blanket on rockwork.
Is the Skittles Chalice suitable for beginner reef keepers?
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Peter Turner –
The Skittles Chalice adds a vibrant pop of color to my reef tank. The red, green, and blue spots are striking and stand out well against the background. It’s a slow grower, so I’m patient with it. I keep moderate lighting and flow, and it’s doing well after a few months.
Mary Peters –
Beautiful coral with a candy-like color pattern. It’s not aggressive and blends well with my rockwork. I’ve had it for about six months and it’s still healthy. A bit of maintenance is needed, but the visual impact is worth it.
Dominic Randall –
This coral is a true standout. The glitter-like surface and vivid colors are impressive. I placed it in a well-lit corner with moderate flow, and it’s thriving. It’s one of the most eye-catching corals I’ve added to my tank.