Temaras
Temaras is a genus of marine invertebrates belonging to the phylum Cnidaria, class Anthozoa. These creatures are known for their soft-bodied, predatory features and primarily inhabit tropical and subtropical coral reefs and rocky coastal environments. The genus includes several species distinguished by their vibrant coloration, diverse morphologies, and specialized tentacle arrangements.
Temaras species typically possess a cylindrical or bell-shaped body called the bell or body column, surrounded
The ecological role of Temaras includes maintaining the balance of reef ecosystems by preying on small marine
Reproduction in Temaras can occur both sexually and asexually, with many species capable of regenerative growth
Due to their striking appearances, Temaras species are often collected for the aquarium trade, raising concerns