Singular Sea Fan

Eunicella singularis

Singular Sea Fan

This white sea fan stands upright on rocky reefs from around 7 metres down to about 50, its branches set crosswise to the current. Many colonies host tiny symbiotic algae in their tissue, giving them their pale colour and a share of the sunlight.

Taxonomy: Animalia › Cnidaria › Octocorallia › Malacalcyonacea › Eunicellidae › Eunicella

Species data via the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), AphiaID 125365.

FAQ

How deep does the Singular Sea Fan live?
The Singular Sea Fan (Eunicella singularis) is typically found at 7–50 m.
Is the Singular Sea Fan dangerous to divers?
The Singular Sea Fan is harmless to divers.