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related to Zoantharia.
Maintaining Zoanthids Tips, Care,
Photos Discussion About The
Toxicity of
Zoanthids Gallery of
Zoanthid Pictures World's 2nd deadliest...
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which are
colonial and reef-forming, as well as all sea anemones, and
zoanthids,
arranged within five
extant orders. The
hexacorallia are distinguished...
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symmetry and
includes the
stony corals, sea anemones, tube
anemones and
zoanthids; and the Octocorallia,
which have eight-fold
symmetry and
includes the...
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zoanthids suspected to
contain the toxin. One
report involved an
aquarist being accidentally poisoned through skin
injuries after handling zoanthids....
- of this
species were
known to the
early inhabitants of Hawaii, and the
zoanthids were
applied by them to the tips of
their weapons, or
according to one...
- case of
Sarostegia oculata, this
species almost always hosts symbiotic zoanthids,
which cause the
hexactinellid sponge to
imitate the
appearance and structure...
- The Cape
zoanthid (Isozoanthus capensis) is a
species of
zoanthid in the
family Parazoanthidae. The Cape
zoanthid is a
small colonial, anemone-like anthozoan...
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Description Max size
Stick polyps, Tree
polyps Acrozoanthus Button polyps,
Zoanthids, "Zoas"
Zoanthus Semi-aggressive Easy Common, but pretty,
coral that is...
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other hermit crabs, they
carry colonies of
dozen or more sea
anemones or
zoanthids. Some genera, such as
Bivalvopagurus and Tylaspis, do not
inhabit s****...
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calcareous or
coralline algae, molluscs, tunicates, sponges, corals,
zoanthids, crabs, polychaetes, starfish, urchins, krill, and silversides. The adult...
