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Hi, does anyone know what these are called. they are quite common around Eyemouth
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[quote=2wheeldiver]Hi, does anyone know what these are called. they are quite common around Eyemouth
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they are very common in the area
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Hi, does anyone know what these are called. they are quite common around Eyemouth
Look like a kind of Dahlia Anemone . . . .


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no def not dahlia, these are tiny, about 50mm across.
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sagartia elegans?

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no I dont think so I've seen sagartia elegans in that area and they are much bigger and circular with the "mouth" in the centre. These have virtually no column and fewer tentacles than the elegans.
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no def not dahlia, these are tiny, about 50mm across.
Certainly looks like a dhalia.

Maybe they just haven't got to full size yet.
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