Common UrchinsCritter Spotlight: Tripneustes gratilla
Photo Credit: Bob GoemansMost inhabit somewhat shallow coastal environments, usually no deeper than about 150 feet (45 m) and most often are found in seagrass beds, under rocks, coral crevices, and where algae encrusted rubble exists. There are many species in various 'Orders' and associated families. Some are well suited for aquaria, some are quite toxic, and many should simply be left in the wild. Please click on the species you are interested in viewing.
Order: Cidaroida - Family CidaridaeOrder: Diadematoida - Family DiadematidaeOrder: Echinoida - Family EchinidaeOrder: Echinoida - Family EchinometridaeOrder: Echinoida - Family StrongylocentrotidaeOrder: Echinothurioida - Family EchinothuriidaeOrder: Temnopleuroida - Family TemnopleuridaeOrder: Temnopleuroida - Family Toxopneustidae |
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