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| Heteractis aurora
(Quoy & Gaimard 1833), the Beaded Sea Anemone. Family
Stichodactylidae. Up to two inch tentacles, eleven inch disc width,
with characteristic beaded appearance. With apparent mouth opening
and often with radiating appearance from center. Stalk may be
mottled or solid orange or red. Live attached to solid structure,
able to retract completely beneath the substrate. N. Sulawesi
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| Heteractis
crispa (Ehrenberg 1834), the Leathery or Sebae Sea Anemone.
Family Stichodactylidae. Often mis-sold/identified in the trade as
H. ritteri and the commonest species in the market as the
"Sebae Anemone". Has numerous long, tapering tentacles
that end in points. Column gray in color. Sulawesi 09. |
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| Heteractis
crispa (Ehrenberg 1834), the Leathery or Sebae Sea Anemone.
Family Stichodactylidae. Often mis-sold/identified in the trade as
H. ritteri and the commonest species in the market as the
"Sebae Anemone". Has numerous long, tapering tentacles
that end in points. Column gray in color. Sulawesi 09. |
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| Heteractis
crispa (Ehrenberg 1834), the Leathery or Sebae Sea Anemone.
Family Stichodactylidae. Often mis-sold/identified in the trade as
H. ritteri and the commonest species in the market as the
"Sebae Anemone". Has numerous long, tapering tentacles
that end in points. Column gray in color. Sulawesi 09. |
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