Fireball Chalice Frag (Aquacultured) – Size M
A stunning centerpiece for any reef aquarium, the Fireball Chalice commands attention with its fiery red and orange coloration that intensifies under proper lighting. This aquacultured frag showcases the classic Chalice morphology—deeply cupped polyps that create dimensional depth and movement as they sway with the current.
Fireball Chalices are prized by collectors for their bold color saturation and relatively forgiving care requirements compared to other high-end chalices. This medium-sized frag is perfectly positioned to establish quickly in your display while offering immediate visual impact. Watch as the polyps extend throughout the day, revealing intricate patterns and textures that shift with light angles.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | M (0.75″ to 1″) |
| Coloration | Fiery red and orange |
| Type | Aquacultured frag |
| Morphology | Deeply cupped polyps |
FAQ
What lighting conditions are best for a Fireball Chalice?
Fireball Chalices thrive under moderate to high intensity lighting, preferably with a spectrum that includes blue and white wavelengths to enhance their red and orange coloration.
How long does it take for a Fireball Chalice to establish in a tank?
A medium-sized Fireball Chalice typically establishes within 4 to 6 weeks under stable conditions with proper water parameters and flow.
Is the Fireball Chalice suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is considered relatively forgiving compared to other chalice species, making it a good choice for aquarists with moderate experience.
Ian Davies –
The Fireball Chalice has transformed my reef tank. The colors are vibrant and change with the light, adding a dynamic element to the display. It established quickly and the polyps move naturally, creating a lively look.
Justin Campbell –
I’ve had this frag for three months now and it’s still growing. The red-orange hue is striking and stands out in my tank. It’s easy to maintain and responds well to regular water changes.
Matt Davies –
Great color and structure. It took a bit longer to settle than expected, but once established, it’s very active. I appreciate the depth and movement of the polyps.
Bella Morgan –
This is one of the most visually impressive corals I’ve added to my tank. The color intensity under LED lighting is impressive and it looks great even in a smaller display.