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Orange Ball Corallimorph

Aspect: Stout tubular body the upper edges from which translucent orange ball-tipped tentacles extend to give the appearance of a fireworks.
Population: Occasional.
Notable feature: More usually visible at night. Protruding mouth can be seen in the centre of the relatively flat oral disk, which differientiates it from the anemone.
Environment: Usually on rock and coral boulders.
Behaviour: Will promptly retract if disturbed.
  • French designation: Corallimorphaire Jongleur
  • Latin designation: Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum
  • Creole designation: -
  • Latin family: Corallimorpharia
  • Size (cm): 5