Glacial Freeze Stunner Chalice (Aquacultured)
The Glacial Freeze Stunner Chalice is a stunning aquacultured specimen that brings ethereal beauty to any reef setup. Its mesmerizing pale blue and white coloration resembles frozen glacial ice, creating a striking contrast against vibrant corals and rockwork.
The intricate polyp structure opens to reveal delicate tentacle formations that sway gracefully with water flow, delivering both visual interest and natural movement to your aquascape.
This healthy aquacultured frag is at the perfect size for intermediate to experienced reefers looking to establish a thriving colony. Chalice corals are known for their resilience when placed in stable lighting and flow conditions, making them an excellent choice for building a mature, visually cohesive display.
Specifications
| Size | M (0.75″ to 1″) |
|---|---|
| Color Morph | Glacial Freeze |
| Species | Aquacultured Chalice Coral |
| Best For | Intermediate to Experienced Reefers |
FAQ
What lighting and flow conditions does the Glacial Freeze Stunner Chalice prefer?
This coral thrives in stable lighting and moderate to gentle water flow. It performs best under moderate to high intensity LED or T5 lighting with a consistent photoperiod.
Is the Glacial Freeze color morph common or rare?
The Glacial Freeze morph is a distinct and sought-after color variation, though not the most common among chalice corals. It is considered a premium variant due to its unique pale blue and white appearance.
How long does it take for a Glacial Freeze Stunner Chalice to establish itself in a reef tank?
Establishment typically takes 3 to 6 months, depending on water parameters, lighting, and flow. Once established, the coral will grow slowly and develop a full polyp structure.
Benjamin Graham –
Installed the Glacial Freeze Stunner Chalice in my 120-gallon reef tank after a few months of setup. It has grown steadily and adds a beautiful contrast to my coral display. The color is very vivid and the polyps move naturally with water flow. I’m happy with the resilience and visual impact.
Sally Mackenzie –
This coral has been in my tank for six months now. It’s thriving under moderate lighting and gentle flow. The pale blue hue is stunning and stands out well against the red and orange corals. Very satisfied with the purchase.
Liam Mackay –
The chalice arrived healthy and showed good coloration. It’s not the fastest grower, but it’s stable and adds a lot of visual interest. I keep it in a well-maintained tank with stable parameters and it’s doing well.