Drifa [Drifa]

Description

Drifa is a less commonly known genus of the Alcyoniidae family, characterized by its small, encrusting colonies that often resemble a thin layer of velvet. These colonies can be found in a range of colors, mostly in shades of brown or green. Drifa species are usually located in deeper waters and can cover large areas of the sea floor, providing habitat for a variety of marine organisms.

Species

Glacier Shell [Drifa glazioviana]

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Brown Drifa [Drifa browni]

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Chestnut Drifa [Drifa castanea]

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White Drifa [Drifa albula]

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Taxonomy