Okay guys, thanks so much for the help identifying my last unknown anemone. It got me looking through a few other photos we took this weekend and i thought i would ask your help identifying a few of them:
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Looks to be one in the Corella genus. Likely Corella wilmeriana or possibly Corella inflata. Both are native and are "good" ones.Chevayea wrote:I know this is a tunicate. Does anyone know what kind?
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First anemone looks like a Metridium senile, (short plumose), 2nd anemone looks like a Swimming Anemone (sorry, don't know the scientific term offhand and I don't have my books with me - traveling right now) - and as Tim noted and I agree, the tunicates look like a Corella of some sort - I would guess inflata.
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