family Diadumenidae
Sea Anemone
A soft, flower-like animal that sticks to rocks or shells. It uses its tentacles to catch tiny food floating in the water.
- Common Name
- Sea Anemone
- Scientific Name
- family Diadumenidae
- Realm
- Saltwater
- Biome
- Seagrass Meadow
- Introduction Method
- Hitchhiker
- Date First Introduced
- November 11, 2024
- Source / Origin
- Came in attached to the oysters.
- Current Estimated Population
- 15
- Population Status
- Established
- Date Last Observed
- March 16, 2026
- Trophic Level
- Secondary Consumer
- Feeding Niche / Method
- Active Predator
- Dietary Inputs
- shrimp larvae, copepods, amphipods
- Known Predators
- None Known
Classification Pending
PendingThis section will expand as more information is documented for this species.
- Expected Lifespan
- 2-5 years
- Reproductive Strategy
- Asexual Reproduction (Cloning)
- System Reproduction Status
- Confirmed Breeding
- Growth Rate
- Slow
Section Notes
They are successfully cloning although not all clones are successful. Unsuccessful clones will shrink and wither. A cap in population seems to be reached.
- Ecological Role
- Secondary Consumer
Biomes This Species Lives In
Follow this species across the habitats where it currently appears in the miniBIOTA biosphere.
