Chalice - Corn Bread Mummy Eye Groupers In the wild it typically

In the wild it typically grows within cracks in the rocks

Tomato and Saddleback complexes

alternating from pale cream to deep chocolate

This uncommon and delightful coral is sure to please

Chalice - Corn Bread Mummy Eye Groupers In the wild it typicallyThis interesting coral most often takes on a plating shape, able to encrust onto and extend outward from the rockwork. Occasionally it may develop whirls, branches or crinkled shapes. Ultra Australian specimens are always vividly colored and are more rare and impressive than those from other locations. Echinophyllia corals are best known for their flashy, saturated colors, which may be nearly any color of the rainbow; many colonies show contrasting