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Mushrooms (43)
General description
Mushrooms or so called Corallimorphians are member of the Family „Actinodiscidae“. Species of these familie are commonly named Ricordea, and Disc Anemones, Flower Corals, Giant Cup, Elephant Ear, Hairy, Metallic, Fluorescent, Umbrella, Bubble, Warty and finally Forked Tentacle Mushroom Coral. Corallimorpharia polyps form flattened discs of 5-10 cm in diameter. They are highly variable in her colour, from grey to green and pink to brown, blue and purple. Mushrooms colonize very quickly any free
[Further read]
surface by asexual fragmentation. To reproduce, the disk anemone pinches off a portion of its circular base. The detached portion develops into a small anemone and travels to another area of the reef. Mushroom coral does not respond well to bright light or heavy currents in our reef tanks. They prefer low lighting and slow currents to medium currents.
Actinodiscus
(1),
Amplexidiscus
(1),
Corynactis
(3),
Discosoma
(28),
Pseudocorynactis
(2),
Rhodactis
(6),
Ricordea
(2)
Actinodiscus (1)
A. sp.
Red Disc Anemones
[Nach Oben]
Amplexidiscus (1)
A. fenestrafer
Giant Elephant Ear
[Nach Oben]
Corynactis (3)
C. california
Strawberry anemone
C. sp. 01
Sea Anemone
C. viridis
Jewel anemone
[Nach Oben]
Discosoma (28)
D. inchoata
Blue Metallic Mush Room
D. nummiforme
Mushroom
D. punctatus
Spotted Discosoma
D. rhodostoma
Mushroom Anemone
D. sanctithomae
St. Thomas anemone
D. sp. 01
Mushroom Anemones
D. sp. 03
Mushroom Anemone
D. sp. 04
Mushroom Anemones
D. sp. 05
Mushrooms
D. sp. 06
Mushroom
D. sp. 07
Mushrooms
D. sp. 08
Mushroom
D. sp. 09
Mushroom
D. sp. 10
Mushroom
D. sp. 12
blue Mushroom
D. sp. 13
Mushroom
D. sp. 14
Mushroom
D. sp. 15
Mushroom
D. sp. 16
Mushroom Anemones
D. sp. 17
Mushroom coral
D. sp. 19
Mushroom coral
D. sp. 20
Mushroom coral
D. sp. 21
Mushroom
D. sp. 22
Mushroom anemones
D. sp. 23
Stripe Discosoma
D. sp. 24
Mushroom
D. sp. 25
Mushroom
D. sp. 26
Mushroom
[Nach Oben]
Pseudocorynactis (2)
P. caribbeorum
Orange Ball Anemone
P. sp.
Disc Anemone
[Nach Oben]
Rhodactis (6)
R. cf. mussoides
Green Elephant Ear Mushroom
R. rhodostoma
Mushroom
R. sp. 02
Mushroom Anemones
R. sp. 03
Mushroom blue and green
R. sp. 07
Mushroom Coral
R. sp. 1
Mushroom coral
[Nach Oben]
Ricordea (2)
R. florida
Ricordia Mushroom Polyps
R. yuma
Champignon bubble
[Nach Oben]