"challice" pics...lets see em!

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You don't have an alien eye??? I thought you did...I have three right now that are up for trade but I need to wait till they get a tad bigger. If you want, I can save a frag for you.
 
i can cut you an equal sized piece.. as long as it's got a polyp.. i don't really care it will grow.
 
Let me think about it....I have not hacked into this one so I am a little shakey.....I will pm you tomorrow, if that is cool???:D
 
JenDub said:
I bought this off of Tubs (John S.), brahm I don't think I have bought anything from you but I might have something tomorrow you might want.....(the wheels spin).


Heheh, that went right over your head me thinks =P. Send it to me while your at it =P.
 
brahm said:
hint hint.. nudge nudge.. ship ship..

dude...I am retarded, I get it...:p I think I have been in the saltwater to much. And Chris you can't have any, your tank is full.....you can start reducing the acan load to me and then maybe I will think about it...sounds like a deal???:D
 
I am =)...I am reducing it to my 60g prop tank =)....so do we have a deal now? Heheh....

BTW, your not retarded =), just a bit slow at times hehe.
 
What is a good price for a 8 inch round Bright Red colony? My LFS owner thinks it is a red brain. I offered him $50 and he is mulling it over.
 
Does this guy belong in this thread?


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not the best pic- sorry!
 
rockdr said:
Does this guy belong in this thread?


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not the best pic- sorry!

That is a Mycedium. It's not usually referred to as a chalice, but is still a member of the Pectiniidae family. This is the same family some of the other "chalices" are found, including Echinophyllia and Oxypora. A true chalice, IMO is an Echinopora, which is a member of the Faviidae Family. To be fair, the word "chalice" is just a fancy word for cup.
Main Entry: chalÃ"šÃ‚·ice
Pronunciation: 'cha-l&s
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin calic-, calix; akin to Greek kalyx calyx
Date: 14th century
1 : a drinking cup : GOBLET; especially : the eucharistic cup
2 : the cup-shaped interior of a flower

So Mycedium would be best described as a chalice, since it's the only one that really cups.
 
..there are sooo many diffrent types of echinoporas though.. i can't tell between those, some oxypora, and some mycediums
 
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