Iciligorgia schrammi
The largest sea fan, this can greatly exceed the Gorgonia species in height and width. Large colonies have a much more open mesh of branchlets than the Gorgonias, with a wider separation of branches. This wide spacing of branches, together with the spaces and gaps between some of the larger branches, can give big colonies a ragged appearance. Small colonies, however, look neat and regular.
It branches predominantly in one plane and is most commonly found in deeper water, projecting well out from steep surfaces.
It branches predominantly in one plane and is most commonly found in deeper water, projecting well out from steep surfaces.