Cubaris murina "Anemone" Peridotite This material often has a

This material often has a mish-mash of broken minerals entrapped and attached to the quartz surface by the hyalite

Approx weight: 208g

this unusual variety of quartz gets its color from iron oxides

The two larger points are tipped with bubbly black hematite

It grows sculptural elongated points like a spindle with nice striations

Cubaris murina "Anemone" Peridotite This material often has aCubaris murina "Anemone" is a mix of deep orange brown and brown gray tones with a pale dusty finish (called "pruinescence"). Like their cousins Cubaris murina "Glacier," their translucent bodies easily show their digestive tract as a dark stripe down their back. I find Cubaris murina to be an active variant, once established. Some cubaris are shy and like to burrow, but I see my Anemones surface roaming during the day. Preferred temperature 7080F