Unless specified as WYSIWYG, the photographs are a representative sample and the product you receive may be slightly different in shape and coloration. Many factors can influence the appearance of corals such as stressful events like shipping, lighting changes, intensity, spectrum, water chemistry, and overall nutrition. Typically speaking if corals lose color during transit they will recover them in a relatively short period in optimal conditions.
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Phymanthus crucifer, commonly known as “Rock Flower anemones” or “Beaded anemones,” are a species of sea anemones belonging to the Phymanthidae family. The anemone’s delicate foot is located on the bottom. The foot has simple muscle fibers that help the anemone move and anchor onto rocks or sand. The body is a disk, flat and edged with about 200 short tentacles, that can grow up to 6 inches in diameter. Rock Flower anemones are often found in a variety of color combinations. These particular anemones do not participate in the symbiotic relationship of hosting clownfish and other anemonefish that is often enjoyed by hobbyists, but will occasionally host certain species of shrimp and even porcelain crabs. |
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