200-400 degrees????
Total bulldust, IMHO.
10 times closer than Mercury? If Gliese 876 is Sol-like then that's 100 times the thermal radiation as Mercury. Luckily there's a 4th power law (Stefan's Law) in radiating away heat so this planet would "only" be 3 times hotter than Mercury.
Mercury has a mean surface temperature of ~ 425 K, so we're looking somewhere around 1300K. That's hot enough to melt iron and most rocks, so this is going to be a magma planet.
No oceans, no atmosphere, no life as we know it, Jim...
It decidedly is NOT "Earth-like" in anybody's book.