Banded
frilly anemone
Phymanthus sp.*
Family Phymantidae
updated
Nov 2019
Where
seen? This frilly anemone with banded tentacles is seen on many of
our Southern shores. Usually among coral rubble.
Features: Diameter
with tentacles extended 8-12cm. Tentacles with many fine 'branches'
that are bright yellow or white, forming contrasting bars across the
usually darker tentacles. Generally
all the tentacles are same colour usually brown or greenish. Oral
disk with radiating pale lines and small dark spots. |
Sentosa, Aug 05
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Just ate a crab?
Sisters Island, Jun 07
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Terumbu Selegie, Jun 11
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Pulau Semakau, Aug 07
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Raffles Lighthous, May 04
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*Species are difficult
to positively identify without close examination.
On this website, they are grouped by external features for convenience of
display
Banded
frilly anemones on Singapore shores |
Other sightings on Singapore shores |
Terumbu Berkas, Jan 10
Photo
shared by Loh Kok Sheng on his
flickr. |
Lazarus Island, Feb 11
Photo
shared by Russel Low on facebook. |
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Pulau Semakau East, Jan 16
Photo
shared by Geraldine Lee on facebook. |
Terumbu Pempang
Darat, Jun 10
Photo
shared by James Koh on his
blog. |
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