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Family: Aiptasiidae (See list of species below)

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12 species with fin ray counts including ? spines in dorsal and ? in anal fins (see list below)

No picture found Aiptasia californica []	Aiptasia diaphana [Yellow aiptasia]	No picture found Aiptasia eruptaurantia []
Aiptasia mutabilis [Trumpet anemone]	No picture found Aiptasia pallida [Pale anemone]	No picture found Aiptasia prima []
Aiptasia pulchella []	No picture found Aiptasia tagetes []	No picture found Aiptasiogeton pellucidus []
No picture found Bartholomea annulata [Ringed anemone]	No picture found Laviactis lucida []	No picture found Paraiptasia radiata []

12 Species of Family Aiptasiidae
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Scientific Name	English Name	Distribution
Aiptasia californica		Eastern Pacific
Aiptasia diaphana	Yellow aiptasia	Atlantic and Mediterranea
Aiptasia eruptaurantia		Western Atlantic
Aiptasia mutabilis	Trumpet anemone	Atlantic and the Mediterr
Aiptasia pallida	Pale anemone	Western Atlantic
Aiptasia prima		Southwest Pacific
Aiptasia pulchella		Pacific Ocean.
Aiptasia tagetes		Western Atlantic
Aiptasiogeton pellucidus		Atlantic and the Mediterr
Bartholomea annulata	Ringed anemone	Western Atlantic.
Laviactis lucida		Western Central Atlantic
Paraiptasia radiata		Northwest Pacific, Wester

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