Common name: Sea Anemones

The family Actiniidae, commonly known as sea anemones, is a diverse group of marine invertebrates that exhibit a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes. They are well-known for their symbiotic relationships with clownfish, which seek refuge among their tentacles. Sea anemones anchor themselves to rocks or coral substrates using their adhesive foot, called a pedal disc. They capture prey with their venomous tentacles, which contain specialized cells called cnidocytes. In the aquarium, they require stable water conditions and moderate to high lighting to thrive. They can reproduce asexually by pedal laceration or sexually by releasing gametes into the water.

1. 
   Common name: Beadlet Anemone

   Scientific name: Actinia equina
2. 
   Common name: Strawberry Anemone

   Scientific name: Actinia fragacea
3. 
   Common name: Waratah anemone

   Scientific name: Actinia tenebrosa
4. Common name: Manjano Anemone

   Scientific name: Anemonia manjano
5. 
   Common name: Snakelocks anemone

   Scientific name: Anemonia viridis
6. 
   Common name: giant green anemone

   Scientific name: Anthopleura xanthogrammica
7. 
   Common name: Golden anemone

   Scientific name: Condylactis aurantiaca
8. 
   Common name: giant caribbean anenone

   Scientific name: Condylactis gigantea
9. 
   Common name: Bubble Tip Anemone

   Scientific name: Entacmaea quadricolor
10. 
    Common name: Long-tentacle Anemone

    Scientific name: Macrodactyla doreensis
11. 
    Common name: Dahlia anemone

    Scientific name: Urticina felina