Beadlet Anemones [Actinia]

Description

Actinia is a genus of sea anemones, widely known for its species such as the common beadlet anemone, Actinia equina. These anemones are characterized by a robust, often brightly colored body, with numerous tentacles surrounding a central mouth. They are commonly found attached to rocks in the intertidal zones, where they feed on small fish and invertebrates. Actinia species are notable for their ability to withstand fluctuating temperatures and salinities, allowing them to thrive in challenging environments.

Species

Beadlet Anemone [Actinia equina]

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Green Beadlet Anemone [Actinia prasina]

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New Zealand Beadlet Anemone [Actinia tenebrosa]

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Red Beadlet Anemone [Actinia fragacea]

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Taxonomy