Trachyphillia geoffroyi (WYSIWYG) chalice prefers subdued to moderate lighting—excessive

prefers subdued to moderate lighting—excessive intensity may cause contraction or fadingFlow: Low

benefits from regular feeding of phytoplankton

Its slender branches and glowing polyps make it a cornerstone species for aquarists seeking vibrant color and dynamic form

quiet operation

rabbitfish

Trachyphillia geoffroyi (WYSIWYG) chalice prefers subdued to moderate lighting—excessiveTrachyphyllia Trachyphyllia geoffroyi Trachyphyllia geoffroyi, commonly known as the Trachyphyllia or Open Brain, is a classic large polyp stony (LPS) coral revered for its striking color combinations and fleshy, lobed structure. Found in lagoonal sand flats and lower reef slopes, it displays brilliant metallic huesranging from neon green and crimson to rainbow patterns that shimmer under blue spectrum lighting. Its gentle pulsation and soft expansion