10 tentacles of equal size. Orange body with rows of brown tube feet.

Mottled brown-red body. Light cream underside. Circle of 20 bushy feeding tentacles at one end.

Orange Sea Pen
Feathery branches make up the top half of the Sea Pen. The bottom half is buried in the sand. The sea pen can retreat completely into the sand.

Hard limestone cup. Anemone-like creature has nearly-transparent tentacles with obvious nodules containing nematocysts.

Sea Blubber
Its transparent bell, usually pink or purple, ends in a scalloped rim. Pale white tentacles extend up to 9 m (30 ft). Also commonly known as Lion’s Mane Jellyfish.
Moon Jelly
Bell is scalloped into 8 pairs of lobes. Short marginal tentacles.
White-spotted Anemone
Long yellow tentacles have pink-red tips. Tentacles appear banded with pink and yellow coloration.
Tube-dwelling Anemone

Two sets of banded tentacles are white, brown, black or orange. The anemone secretes a tube that can extend 1m (3ft) in the mud. Favorite food item of the giant nudibranch.

Strawberry Anemone
White to pink, red, orange or lavender coloration. Colonies can be up to 20 m (65 ft) wide. Attach to rocks in high current areas.

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