Identification:

For an excellent photograph including the coloured oral disc, go
to Sue Daly's Channel Island site. http://www.mermaid1.demon.co.uk/anemones.htm
The photograph was good enough for My Computer Wallpaper of the month
(October 1998).
Lightly adherent.

1 September
2007

An
early morning visit to east Worthing beach produced the small white sea
anemone Actinothoe
sphyrodeta which is a species
rarely found between the tides.
Full
Report from East Worthing Beach
BMLSS
Sea Anemones
Similar species:
Breeding:
Longitudinal fission. Anemone splits into two identical halves.
Habitat:
Rarely intertidal, vagrant young specimens recorded.
Food:
Range:
Additional Notes:
Information wanted: Please send any records of this sea anemone,
with location, date, who discovered it, how it was identified, prevalence,
common name and any other details to
Shorewatch Project EMail Glaucus@hotmail.com.
All messages will receive a reply.
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