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4-5cm.
Few tentacles (about 16) that lie flat on the surface. With bumps
in the mouth. Chevron patterns on tentacles on oral disk. Body column
smooth with broad white stripes. Sandy and silty areas. Commonly seen on our shores. |
3-4cm.
Many tentacles (about 40) semi-transparent with pair of dark parellel
lines crossed with white bars. Oral disk with pattern of white and
dark radiating bars. Sandy and silty areas. Commonly seen on our Northern
shores. |
3-4cm.
Many short tentacles paler at the base. Tentacles and oral disk reddish
brown. Body column smooth and pale. Coral rubble. Seen on our shores, particularly abundant on Pulau Sekudu and Chek Jawa. |
3-4cm.
Many short tentacles translucent with many tiny white spots. Body
column short with large white ringed polka dots. Stuck on seagrass
blades in seagrass meadows on our shores. |
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3-5cm.
Few tentacles (about 16), transparent, one ring long another ring
short, all with dark tips. Oral disk tiny. On silty sand in sheltered
lagoons. Sometimes seen on our shores. |
4-5cm.
Tentacles few (about 20) held flat in pairs or sets of three, with
the tips in 'wiggles'. Oral disk tiny. Brownish with regular dark
bands. Soft silty upper shore of calm man-made lagoons. Seen on Pulau Hantu. |
4-5cm.
Tentacles few (about 20) held flat in pairs or sets of three, with
the tips in 'wiggles'. Oral disk tiny. Blue, red, brown. Coral rubble
and living reefs. Commonly seen on our Southern shores. |
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