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Bartholomea cf. lucida, the Knobby Anemone.
Similar to B. annulata, with translucent, tapering, thin
tentacles, but smaller (up to 4 1/2" across) and having
nematocyst-bearing knobs instead of corkscrew markings. Close up at
right and below: Bahamas photos of Knobby Anemones and
Pederson's Cleaning Shrimp, Periclimenes pedersoni. Bahamas pic. |
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Indo-Pacific Condylactis
species; poss. C. elatensis. Though most of these come to use from the tropical West
Atlantic as inexpensive "Condys", there are Indo-Pacific
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Heteractis magnifica (Quoy & Gaimard 1833), the
Magnificent Anemone. To thirty some inches across (a meter).
Tentacles and oral disc of the same color, with a base/pedicle
also colored... Typically purplish, but may be red, white/tan,
brown, green or blue. Previously and in older literature often
labeled as Radianthus ritteri (Hence this species is also
often referred to as Ritter's or the Ritteri Anemone). Found
widely in the Indo-Mid Pacific; East Africa and the Red Sea to
Australia, S. Japan, to the Tuamotu Archipelago (French
Polynesia).
Joy in Australia for Percula Clowns |
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Aiptasia, Glass Anemones, here infesting a captive system.
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