Orange Eye Chalice Inverts This hardy species adapts well

This hardy species adapts well to captivity but requires ample hiding places and a diet rich in meaty foods

the Bimac Anthias enhances the dynamic beauty of the reef environment

this species adds elegance and visual interest to any marine setup

It features a vibrant blue body with a distinctive pattern of black squiggly lines that resemble scribbles

A tank of at least 120 gallons with plenty of live rock is recommended

Orange Eye Chalice Inverts This hardy species adapts wellSpecies: Echinophyllia sp. Aproximate Size: 3" Colors: Blue, yellow, green, orange, purple Chalice coral, is a broad name given to a group of corals such as the Echinophyllia spp., Oxypora spp., etc., is a captivating and popular choice among marine aquarists, celebrated for its unique morphology and vibrant colors. Heres a detailed description: Physical Characteristics Shape and Structure: Chalice corals typically have a plate like or encrusting