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Class Anthozoa -> Subclass Octocorallia -> Order Alcyonacea -> Suborder Alcyoniina/Holaxonia
Gorgonians are divided amongst two Sub Orders, Scleraxonia, and Holaxonia. Like the soft corals, they have 8-fold symmetry but differ in that their structure is made up of a substance called gorgonin. 8-fold symmetry means the coral has eight tentacles or tentacles in multiples of eight.

Gorgonians are often associated with the vision of graceful sea fans on the floor of the Caribbean. While many are fan-like in appearance, Gorgonians are a highly diverse Order that range from encrusting species resembling xenia to rope-like species that grow in a single long strand. Care must be taken when shopping for Gorgonians because many of the spectacularly colored specimens are non-photosynthetic and require specialized husbandry.
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Purple Sea Plume Purple Sea Plume Purple Candelabra Sea Fan Silver Sea Plume
Purple Sea Plume

Our Price: $30.00

Purple Sea Plume

Our Price: $30.00

Purple Candelabra Sea Fan

Our Price: $30.00

Silver Sea Plume

Our Price: $35.00

The Purple Sea Plume is a common variety of photosynthetic Gorgonian found in the Caribbean.  Frags of this coral are 3/4" on average. The Purple Sea Plume is a common variety of photosynthetic Gorgonian found in the Caribbean. It has a vivid purple base and golden polyps. This WYSIWYG coral is approximately 1.5" in height. The Purple Candelabra Sea Fan is a variety of photosynthetic Gorgonian found in the Caribbean. It has a distinctive growth pattern and a deep purple coloration. This WYSIWYG frag is approximately 2.5" in height. The Silver Sea Plume is a photosynthetic Gorgonian found in the Caribbean. This unique specimen has a silver body color accentuated by dark polyps. This WYSIWYG coral is approximately 2" in height.