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Cool pic. Not really sure what it is but where was this at?Hi everyone!
I was snorkeling and found this Orange guys... since Im new to this, I have no clue of what it is, and I would love to ID and find out what it is... thanks!!
Looks like a red warty sea anemone.hi,looks like nems to me,philipines?? ,hey @Eagle_Steve any idea on nems
I took it in San Carlos, MexicoLooks like a red warty sea anemone.
@armandoarturo where abouts did you go snorkeling? If I knew the area, more then likely I could ID the exact species.
I assume Gulf of California San Carlos. If that is true it is a warty sea nem, but specific to that area. Similar to the gulf species, but can tolerate cold water better, has less tentacles and are not sticky (still have stinging cells). I believe the scientific name is Bunodosoma californica. I have snorkeled in Baja and seen tons of them. Cool little critters.I took it in San Carlos, Mexico
Looks like you are right Ive looked up “Bunodosoma California” and it matches morphologic features and zone although the Ones I saw were bright orange color, but like you said this could be specific to the area..I assume Gulf of California San Carlos. If that is true it is a warty sea nem, but specific to that area. Similar to the gulf species, but can tolerate cold water better, has less tentacles and are not sticky (still have stinging cells). I believe the scientific name is Bunodosoma californica. I have snorkeled in Baja and seen tons of them. Cool little critters.
Would love to have a few, but not sure how that would work at the border lol.
Not a problem. Glad my, most of the time useless, fascination with nems was able to help some one lol.Looks like you are right Ive looked up “Bunodosoma California” and it matches morphologic features and zone although the Ones I saw were bright orange color, but like you said this could be specific to the area..
Thanks a lot Steve!!!