Week 3 Theme: Other Invertebrates, non nudis/flatworms
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Burner - very funky!
louisianadiver
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Cool photo, Burner. That water looks cold. Here's one last entry of the radiole of a brown fanworm:
Clay
Clay
louisianadiver
Contributor
I know I've probably posted too many pics on this theme, but I wanted to show a kind of anemone that lives on some oil rigs off the Louisiana coast. They're collectively called "Light Bulb Anemones", but no formal taxonomy has been done on many of them, and some are probably un-named by science. They're about the size of an old silver dollar and they often live in colonial groups.
Clay
Clay
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Never too many pictures! Thanks for sharing - it's great to see such variety (and such excellent shots)!
LegoPacific
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How about octos? Seems like they're posing sometimes.
lukeROB
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I posted this somewhere else but here it is again..
OP
Another one from me this week...a new view on a common sea star...resized for web. Taken with my Canon A70 and Ike 50 strobe on slave.
Cool Starfish!
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