| Aspect: | Eunicea succinea often grows as a small and relatively dense bush, more or less in a single plane and more or less as a candelabrum, but not always successfully. |
| Population: | Common. |
| Notable feature: | Polyps are short and tend to grow upwards rather than perpendicular to the branch. |
| Environment: | Close to reef, shallow waters (down to 15 metres) |
| Behaviour: | - |
Last update: 22/10/15
Shelf-Knob Sea Rod
- French designation: Gorgone Arborescente Rugueuse
- Latin designation: Eunicea succinea
- Creole designation: -
- Size (cm): 50
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