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Spirobranchus giganteus, the Christmas Tree Worm, family Serpulidae. 1-1 1/2". Two spiral crowned groups of radioles
with a double horned operculum between them that bears a sharp spine.
Tropical West Atlantic, Indo-Pacific. Here off Key Largo, FLA in 09. |
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Euphyllia ancora Veron & Pichon 1980, Hammer or Anchor Coral.
Tentacles with anchor, hammer or u-shaped tips. Three proximal colonies
at Kevin Pollock's Aquatic Dreams store in Spokane, WA in 09 |
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Chaetodon vagabundus Linnaeus 1758,
the Vagabond, Crisscross Butterflyfish. In the wild feeds on anemones,
coral polyps, worms and algae. This species does poorly in captivity. A
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Valonia (Ventricaria) is often noted as the "largest single-celled alga" reaching a hen's egg in size... but it is actually a multinucleate vesicle held down by attachment rhizoids. Dictyosphaeria species, in the same group, Order Siphonales, are similar with polygonal vesicles, versus lenticular
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