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5-8cm.
Many thick tentacles that obscures small oral disk and mouth. Brown
with bands, or all yellow. Unattached or loosely attached to seaweeds
and seagrasses. Seasonally common on our shores. |
6-10cm.
Many thick tapering tentacles with brown bars that resembles tiger
stripes. Oral disk with a pair of bright maroon, red or orange spots.
Body column pale red-tipped bumps. Soft silty sand and near seagrasses.
Common on our Northern shores. |
5-8cm.
Many long, thick, tapering tentacles unpatterned usually beige or
pinkish. Oral disk and body column unpatterned, without bumps. Silty
sandy sheltered areas. Sometimes seen on our shores. |
5-12cm.
Many long, thick, tapering tentacles unpatterned usually beige or
pinkish. Oral disk unpatterned, sometimes darker than tentacles. Body
column dark with pale bumps. Can be abundant on mudflats on seaward
side of our northern mangroves. |
3-6cm.
Tentacles many, one ring of longer and another ring of shorter thinner
tentacles below. Mouth ringed by 'petals'. Body column smooth with
white stripes. Silty sand, especially near mangroves. Sometimes seen
on our Nothern shores. |
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5-8cm.
Entire animal burgundy. Many short, thick tapering tentacles. Body
column densely covered in regular rows of small non-sticky bumps.
On rocky shores and hard surfaces below low water line. Seen mainly at Punggol. |
Body
column 2-10cm long, expands greatly under water. Clusters of bumps
on the body column. Seagrass meadows near living reefs. Seen on our Southern shores. |
5-8cm.
Tentacles tiny, forming bumps in radiating rows on the oral disk.
Generally dull greenish. Body column thick and very long (more than
30cm), smooth without sticky bumps. Sandy areas near seagrasses. Seen on our Southern shores. |
5-10cm.
Many slender tentacles, dark green with blue or red tips. Body column
thick, short, pale often with bright flourescent green stripes or
splotches. Wedged in rubble near reefs. Seen on
our Southern shores. |
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