Anatomy and morphology
Aiptasia mutabilis is typically trumpet shaped. It can grow to be 12 cm tall, and the column can have a … Sjå meir

There are multiple organisms that prey on Aiptasia mutabilis, including various species of butterflyfish, filefish, pufferfish, nudibranchs Sjå meir

Aiptasia mutabilis has been known to reproduce both asexually and sexually. Although both methods are used, asexual reproduction has … Sjå meir

• Photos of Aiptasia mutabilis on Sealife Collection Sjå meir

Aiptasia mutabilis is usually seen in colder waters. It is typically found adhered to substrates, beneath overhangs, on walls, or on rocks deep … Sjå meir

Aiptasia mutabilis acts as a host to many different organisms. Algae, rich in fucoxanthin, contribute to its dark brown coloring, and when … Sjå meir