Raja Rampage Chalice Coral (Echinophyllia sp.)
Green, yellow coloring
LPS Coral
Intermediate care level
Approximate footprint: 5cm x 3cm
Chalice corals include species such as Echinophyllia, Echinopora, Mycedium, and Oxypora. These corals are moderately easy to maintain when standard water parameters are properly managed.
They typically grow in bowl-like shapes, flat plates with central plateaus, or gnarled boulder forms depending on the specific species.
Chalice corals prefer moderate water flow and moderate lighting conditions.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Echinophyllia sp. |
| Color | Green, yellow |
| Size (footprint) | 5cm x 3cm |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate |
| Lighting | Moderate |
| Flow | Moderate |
| Corals Type | LPS |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for Raja Rampage Chalice coral?
Moderate lighting is recommended for optimal growth and coloration.
What kind of water flow does this coral prefer?
It prefers moderate water flow to support healthy growth without stress.
Is this coral suitable for beginners in marine aquariums?
No, it is classified as intermediate care, requiring stable water parameters and consistent maintenance.
Yvonne Springer –
The Raja Rampage coral has grown well in my tank after a few months. It shows vibrant green and yellow hues under moderate lighting. I maintain stable water parameters and provide moderate flow, which seems to work well.
Anne Nash –
It’s a nice addition to my reef tank. The shape is unique and it’s not too aggressive. I’ve had to adjust the flow slightly to avoid stress, but overall it’s thriving.
Alexander Jones –
Grew steadily over three months. The coloration is bright and the coral holds its form well. I keep the lighting moderate and flow steady, which has helped it stay healthy.
Andrew Lewis –
It’s okay, but not as vibrant as expected. I think the lighting might need to be slightly adjusted. Still, it’s stable and doesn’t cause any issues in the tank.