Dragon Fruit Indophyllia (WYSIWYG) Ecotech this anthias inhabits steep outer

this anthias inhabits steep outer reef slopes where sunlight fades to twilight blue

extends short sweeper tentacles—allow 10–15 cm spacing from other coralsGrowth Rate: Slow

turbulent flow preferred

the Tuxedo Urchin spends its time grazing across rockwork and hard surfaces

avoid housing with very small shrimp or passive nano species

Dragon Fruit Indophyllia (WYSIWYG) Ecotech this anthias inhabits steep outerIndophyllia sp., commonly referred to as Indophyllia, is a rare and visually arresting large polyp stony coral prized for its thick, inflated tissue and intense coloration. This premium specimen showcases rich indigo, emerald, and metallic teal tones with subtle marbling that intensifies under actinic and blue spectrum lighting. With its broad, fleshy polyp and dramatic expansion when healthy, Indophyllia delivers a bold, sculptural presence that