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01/31/2005, 09:42 PM
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It may be a mad scientist's creation, but if it has verrucae, it can not be Entacmea quadricolor, BTA.
This specimen has verrucae, so it could be lots of Heteractis species(among others), but E. quadricolor is not an option.
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01/31/2005, 10:26 PM
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I didnt know that about E. quadricolor. I though they had verrucae too because I read something like that in an article. But the article might be old or wrong. I will post a link to it if I find it.
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01/31/2005, 10:36 PM
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I found it through google.
www.drfayez.4t.com Btw, can these white warts be acrorhagi on the body? Because although my E. quadricolor doesnt have them, my Actinia equina does. And Actinia equinas from different regions do not have acrorhagi on them. So same thing can happen for E. quadricolors too. Having acrorhagi may differ between bta's from different regions. In the article below, they state that E. quadricolors from the waters around Egypt, have acrorhagi. http://www.invertebrateseg.8m.net/
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