👑💥 Jason Fox Raja Rampage Chalice – Signature Coral (Frag Similar to Photo)
Echinophyllia sp.
Quick Stats
Care Level: Moderate
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Colour Form: Fluorescent Lime Green Base with Bright Yellow Eyes and Electric Orange Rim
Water Conditions: 24–27°C, dKH 8–11, pH 8.0–8.4, sg 1.024–1.026
Family: Pectiniidae
Lighting: Low to Moderate
Supplements: Calcium, Magnesium, Amino Acids, Trace Elements
Water Flow: Low to Moderate
Placement: Bottom Level
Overview
The Jason Fox Raja Rampage Chalice is a world-renowned signature coral from the legendary Jason Fox collection, prized for its striking fluorescent colours and exceptional contrast. It features a glowing lime green base, bright yellow eyes and a vivid orange rim that make this variety highly sought after by reef hobbyists.
This listing is for a frag similar to the photo, cut from a genuine lineage colony. While each frag is unique in shape, size and colour intensity, every piece displays the characteristic colouration and growth pattern that make the Raja Rampage one of the most iconic chalices in the hobby.
Care & Feeding
Chalice corals are photosynthetic but benefit from occasional target feeding with small particulate foods such as Reef Roids, Coral Frenzy or finely minced meaty foods. Feeding after lights out, when feeder tentacles are extended, can promote faster growth and enhanced colouration.
Optimal Parameters
Alkalinity (dKH): 8–11
Calcium (Ca): 420–460 ppm
Magnesium (Mg): 1300–1400 ppm
Nitrate (NO₃): 2–10 ppm
Phosphate (PO₄): 0.01–0.05 ppm
Placement
Best placed on the bottom of the aquarium under low to moderate lighting and gentle, indirect flow. Chalices generally prefer lower light than SPS corals and may bleach under excessive intensity. Leave adequate spacing from neighbouring corals, as they can produce sweeper tentacles.
🚀🌈 A true collector's favourite, the Jason Fox Raja Rampage Chalice brings incredible fluorescence and contrast to any reef aquarium. Each frag is selected to closely resemble the reference colony while maintaining the unique character of a living coral.