The WWC Boogeyman Chalice is dark, eerie, and absolutely radioactive under blue lighting. A deep ocean-blue base forms the outer rim, creating a cool-toned frame around a chaotic center of glowing green and molten orange. The contrast is intense — like something lurking in the shadows with fiery eyes staring back at you. At the heart of the colony, neon-orange eyes burn bright, surrounded by vivid lime-green halos that seem to pulse under actinic light. The texture is heavily bubbled and layered, giving the surface a three-dimensional, almost toxic appearance. Under heavy blues, the orange centers glow like embers while the green radiates with that signature WWC highlighter intensity. The Boogeyman plates outward as it grows, developing more eyes and increasing its contrast with each new ridge. It’s the perfect chalice for collectors who love aggressive color separation and that “glowing from the inside” effect. This piece carries unmistakable World Wide Corals lineage and delivers the kind of bold, high-impact coloration that makes a reef stand out instantly. 💡 Care Tips: Lighting: Low–moderate PAR (50–120) for optimal coloration Flow: Low, indirect flow to protect delicate tissue Placement: Lower rockwork with space to plate and expand Feeding: Occasional target feeding to enhance eye development and growth 💎 Lineage: Direct from World Wide Corals (WWC)

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This Rainbow Hammer is a vibrant, multi-tone showpiece that blends molten gold, electric yellow, deep indigo, and subtle violet undertones into one glowing Euphyllia masterpiece. The oversized hammer tips radiate bright lemon-yellow under blues, while the branching stalks transition into rich purples and cool sapphire hues toward the base. Each head carries thick, paddle-shaped tips that create a full, plush appearance when extended. Under actinic lighting, the gold tips glow intensely against the darker tentacles, producing a dramatic high-contrast “floating” effect. The color layering gives it that true rainbow appeal — not just one dominant tone, but a smooth gradient of warm and cool fluorescence. In moderate flow, the polyps sway in slow, rhythmic motion, creating that signature hammer coral “wave” effect that adds both movement and depth to any reefscape. Perfect as a centerpiece for an LPS garden or paired alongside torches and frogspawn for a dynamic Euphyllia display. 💡 Care Tips: Lighting: Moderate PAR (80–150), acclimate to higher light slowly Flow: Moderate, indirect flow to maintain full extension Placement: Mid to lower level with space from aggressive neighbors Feeding: Occasional meaty foods can support growth and splitting

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