Bent Sea Rod x

Plexaura flexuosa

The Bent Sea Rod is easy to identify. They are usually large and either grow in a flat tree shape or sort of bushy. When polyps are extended they have a soft, furry look. Their color is usually a yellowish brown, golden yellow tan or sometimes a ting of purple. They like very clear water on the patch reefs or rocky shorelines that extend out toward the sea.   The Bent Sea Rods have nubby or little bends in their branches.

Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa
Bent Sea Rod - Plexaura flexuosa

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