Post your enchinophylias!

[clownmorph]

Does anyone have pics of the Area 51 chalice?

 

[Flamehawk]

A few

Nice pics everyone!

Here's a few of mine.

 

[goldenmean]

Great pics Flamehawk
and beautiful corals!!!

 

[UnderWaterParadise]

I love the pink/red color to the far right of the last one!!!

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Stunning enchinos!

 

[snipersps]

some of mine

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Awesome SSPS!

 

[Hypertek99]

Well the Chalice crave finally hit me. Just got the original mummy eye today.

Here's my other 2 chalice to show off.

 

[Zeppelin]

I like that yellow/gold morph. Dont see that color too often in a chalice.

 

[UnderWaterParadise]

Always nice to see these good threads come back to life!!!

 

[Zeppelin]

Lets get this thread going again guys.....

Aussie Blue Snakeskin Echinophyllia.

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Very cool Zep!

 

[Zeppelin]

Thanks. That came in from Australia about a year or so ago and I was lucky enough to get a piece of it. Coolest part for me is that it likes light, unlike most chalice. Its under a 250 watt MH in my 300 and loves it.

 

[colorfan45]

that is a wild looking chalice zep.

 

[UnderWaterParadise]

Sweet piece Larry. LMK if you frag it

Rob

 

[Zeppelin]

Snapped some new pics tonight. Here's one I have had for a long while. Almost lost it, but its coming back nicely. Indo echinophyllia.

 

[Zeppelin]

A recent snag thats still coloring up. Aussie Mycedium. The blue body is really starting to come out. The eyes have a green surround with a light, baby blue center.

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Your Specimens Rock Zep!

 

[UnderWaterParadise]

Hey Larry, that one has a ton of potiental. That's the good thing about chalices, you can find brown ones for cheap and sit back and watch them color up. I have 3-4 colonies right now that are coloring up nicely. One of them is a 6x6 colony of Mycedium Robokoki

 

[Zeppelin]

Thanks Craig.

Ya Rob, I'm looking forward to watching this one take shape. Its also one of the few mycedium I have found with the large central eye, like you normally see in echinomorpha. Got any idea which mycedium it might be? I'm still doing some research.