Not a host anemone but....

lmecher

Member
This afternoon it went for a walk. Saw it moving strangely across the sand bed. Upon closer inspection it had attached to a snail. I could not get a photo at the time. I have an updated shot when it was back on the rocks.
One strange little anemone.
 

lmecher

Member
Picked up another one yesterday, traded so didn't really cost me anything. It is a plain jane but I can see some color in the outer tentacles. Going to blast it with light and see what happens, maybe it'll color up.
 

spanko

Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2992783
Ricordea is a mushroom
Both the mini carpet and the ricordea are
Phylum Cnidaria
Class Anthozoa [Flower-like animals]
Subclass Hexacorallia
Here is where they split
Order Actinaria [Sea anemones]
Order Corallimorpharia [Corallimorphs]
 

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3006174
Both the mini carpet and the ricordea are
Phylum Cnidaria
Class Anthozoa [Flower-like animals]
Subclass Hexacorallia
Here is where they split
Order Actinaria [Sea anemones]
Order Corallimorpharia [Corallimorphs]

OK, but isn't the Ricordia a mushroom?
 

spanko

Active Member
Yes but I thought the question you were answering was;
Originally Posted by The_Hadleys
http:///forum/post/2992757
Gorgeous!! Are ricoridia and carpet anemones the same thing? They look really similar...
I was trying to show how they are the same at Phylum. class, and subclass level but split off from there. Just trying to help people understand the biology a bit more and answer their question more directly. Geesh!!!!!!
 

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3006193
Yes but I thought the question you were answering was;
I was trying to show how they are the same at Phylum. class, and subclass level but split off from there. Just trying to help people understand the biology a bit more and answer their question more directly. Geesh!!!!!!
Well thank you for being so thorough....
 
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