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Classification
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Latin name : |
Actinodendron cf. plumosum () |
Synonyms : |
Megalactis hemprichii |
Classification : |
Actiniaria ( Anemones ) |
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Name : |
Anémone plumeuse
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Slender hell-fire anemone
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Identification
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Main identification characters |
Large anemone, greenish-colored due to its zooxanthellae. This anemone can withdraw completely into the sediment. |
Possible confusions |
The tentacles of Actinidendron cf. plumosum are finer than those of A. arboreum, which also has side branches. |
Biology
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Feed |
This anemone has strong nematocysts, capable of paralyzing fish. |
Cycle of life / Reproduction |
Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. |
Interaction with other species |
Sometimes houses the shrimp Thor amboinensis. |
Distribution
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Habitat |
Coral |
Sand |
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Sedimented substrate (sand and coral debris) between 3 and 20 meters. |
Geographical distribution |
Indo-Pacific. |
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Bibliography
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Découvrir la mer Rouge et l'océan Indien
Steven Weinberg
Editions Nathan 1996, 1997
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Data sheet written by Christophe Naslain , 8/11/2003
Updates :
Robert Edwards - 28/10/2007
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Comment from Becky Hodgkiss
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i am kind of confused as to why this page is in french even though i clicked on the union jack. this was particularly annoying since this was the only website i was able to find that had sufficient information about actino dendron. |
Posted date 25/02/2007 |
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Comment from Chris
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Contributor only add the french data. Everyone is welcome to edit the specie and translate the data in english... |
Posted date 25/02/2007 |
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