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REEF PLACEMENT
Lower reef
Where will this coral thrive?
Lower light and gentle to moderate flow. Avoid heavy shading from other corals.
WYSIWYG
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LPS
CoralPrime
Chalice Flaming Bugatti WYSIWYG / 222
€89,00
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Description
Chalice Flaming Bugatti WYSIWYG / 222
Chalice Flaming Bugatti WYSIWYG / 222 is a encrusting Chalice LPS coral for a stable marine reef aquarium. Its lighting, flow and placement requirements are described below.
Product photograph taken under blue light with a filter; colour appearance can vary with your aquarium lighting.
You will receive the exact coral shown in the product photo.
Origin: Aquarium-grown aquaculture
Care in the reef aquarium
- Lighting: low to moderate; start in subdued light
- Water flow: gentle to moderate and indirect; prevent sediment collecting
- Feeding: occasionally offer very small meaty particles when feeding polyps respond
- Water chemistry: 24–26 °C, 34–35 PSU, alkalinity 7–8.5 °dKH, calcium 410–450 mg/l, magnesium 1,250–1,400 mg/l.
Placement and spacing
secure in the lower to middle reef with room to spread and separation from neighbours.
Acclimation and care tips
Protect thin tissue from sharp edges and direct jets. Allow room for possible night-time sweeper tentacles.
Acclimate slowly to the aquarium conditions and lighting. Maintain stable alkalinity, salinity and measurable nutrients. The water values are guideline ranges; avoid abrupt corrections and observe the animal’s response.
Knowledge for your reef