Echinophyllia Red Larva Chalice Mushrooms Acropora corals are generally branching

Acropora corals are generally branching or tabling and have some of the most striking colours in the coral world

and its population is decreasing

It is a hungry coral that does benifit from night feeding and a little nutrient in the reef aquarium

These corals and easy to keep for the beginner

Bubble tip anemones can be highly variable in their color so it’s worth looking out for more unusual ones under blue light

Echinophyllia Red Larva Chalice Mushrooms Acropora corals are generally branchingEchinophyllia Red Larva Chalice The Chalice Coral is an LPS coral from a family formally called Pectiniidae, but now they come under the name Echinophyllia. They look quite similar and have much the same care requirements as Plating and encrusting Montipora corals which is infact an SPS coral. As it establishes its self it will begin to grow away from the rockwork, creating lips or cup shapes, hence the name 'chalice' coral. The polyps on the Chalice