Orange Eye Chalice Stylophora upright branching form on a

upright branching form on a valida stick

Icy blue-white branch tips cap a body that glows neon green under blue light

A thin-branched carduus acro that reads rich magenta with cream-flecked corallites

Magenta corallites fleck the branches

perfect for display tanks or refugiums

Orange Eye Chalice Stylophora upright branching form on aGlowing orange eyes stud a deep indigo to midnight blue base, each corallite raised just enough to give the surface a cratered, bumpy texture. Under blue spectrum lighting those eyes read ember bright against the dark body, and the contrast holds even at frag size. The color earns the Orange Eye name directly.