Mangrove tunicate
Ecteinascidia turbinataGrowing in large clusters, these orange (sometimes yellow or pink) tunicate s find mangrove roots to be the perfect habitate. it's hard to tell but the bodies are semi- transparent, but the sediment cloaks their bodies. Notice that the siphons are both located at the top next to each other.
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8484.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8476.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8440.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8481.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8485.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8453.jpg)
![Mangrove tunicate](picture_library/creatures/tunicates/mangrove-tunicate_8453a.jpg)