Scuticaria steelei
     First described as Maxillaria steelii in 1837, it’s name was later changed to Scuticaria steelei. We find it interesting that the name Scuticaria is also is a genus of moray eels. The name for the orchid refers to its whip-like (eel-like?) leaves. These pendent, terete leaves can grow to well over a meter long. They like frequent watering (but of course must dry between) and grow in rather low light conditions. Give a slight rest (drier) after blooming. They have large, showy flowers.

This photo is used courtesy Benjamin Ooi.
Thanks, Ben!