Phylum Ctenophora

Sea Walnut

Ctenophores are one of the most beautiful, frail creatures to be found anywhere in the ocean. Some are shaped like little glass balls, others like tulips, almost perfectly clear except for their ciliated comb plates that look like zippers.

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Ctenophore   •   Beroe ovata   •   Spotted Comb Jellyfish
Comb Jellyfish   •   Comb Jellyfish v2   •   Comb Jelly

Ct-290 SEA WALNUT, Mnemiopsis macrydi. No preserved ctenophore can begin to compare to the living animal. The beautiful shimmering comb plates beat constantly and rhythmically, refracting the sunlight into iridescence. At night they glow with a marvelous, fiery greenish bioluminescence. Ctenophores have high powers of regeneration. Size 2-6 cm.
Each: 9.50 - Dozen: 83.75

Ct-291 THIMBLE JELLYFISH, Beroe ovata, a large golden ctenophore that feeds upon the sea walnut. They are brilliantly luminescent. Available sporadically from October through April. Size: 4-8 cm.
Each: 11.00

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