New Anemone

[glxtrix]

do what split? Every anemone splits, it just all depends on water conditions and the type of anemone.

 

[glxtrix]

factoid:

Also known as the Cherry Anemone, this small, brown-red anemone is the most noticeable species of anemone on Sydney's rocky shores. It is named after the beautiful red Waratah flower that is the emblem of New South Wales.

At low tide it looks like a small red blob on crevices near rock pools. In this state it has all its tentacles drawn in to minimise its exposure to the air while it waits for the return of the tide. Quite often, a number of small anemones will be near the adult. This is because the young are released, fully developed, through the adult anemone's mouth. The offspring attach to the nearest rock surface available. At high tide or in rock pools with plenty of water, the anemone opens out to feed, unfurling its beautiful red tentacles


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[vettesarebest]

Good information! THanks!

 

[glxtrix]

pretty interesting that they reproduce their young from inside their mouth and just spit them out when developed. neat.