Trachyphyllia corals
They thrive in moderate lighting and moderate
With stable water quality and minimal maintenance
They are best placed on the sandbed or low rockwork in areas with room to expand and should be kept away from aggressive neighbors
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HGC Melted Convict Chalice Coral 2 newborn apparel Trachyphyllia coralsWYSIWYG Chalice corals, a diverse group of large polyp stony (LPS) corals primarily from the Echinophyllia, Oxypora, and Mycedium genera, are prized for their vibrant, iridescent coloration and unique growth forms that can encrust, plate, or form ridged, cup like structures. Chalices thrive under low to moderate lighting, as too much light can cause bleaching or color loss, and they prefer low to moderate, indirect water flow to prevent tissue damage