Zoanthus pulchellus (Zoanthus Lapis)

Pushes into dense carpets. When the discs are well extended, they find themselves so tight to each other that they take a polygonal shape. Two rows of short tentacles on the edges of oral discs. Varied colors and marbles. In deeper reefs, wear a glowing orange fluorescent color which is not visible when it is illuminated with a lamp.

Zoanthus pulchellus is an invertebrate of the Anthozoa class, also known as "Zoanthus" or "Nettle Sea Anemone".