Name: Black Sea Whip
Brand: Tideline
SKU: 5245
Price: 88.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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20-25"

26-30'

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Price

Ethically Sourced

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Small Business/Artisan Made

Packed With Recycled Materials

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You may be looking at this and thinking, “What a cool underwater plant,” but in reality, the black sea whip is actually part of the black coral group. However, in the wild, they aren’t always black to the naked eye—just their internal skeleton is. You can find these wispy corals in marine environments, particularly in the Caribbean Sea and western Atlantic Ocean. Despite the name "black coral," they're more closely related to sea anemones and jellyfish than to hard corals. So really, they’re a contradiction in both appearance and classification in a lot of ways. Either way, they make for an excellent piece to add to your aquatic collection of curios.

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If the subtotal of your order is over $98 the shipping is free (the discount is applied automatically to the cart at checkout)

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Here at Paxton Gate, we have a deep fascination and respect for the natural world. Central to our ethos is the commitment to ethically source all our products. Each item in our collection, including taxidermy, skulls, bones, sea life, and other specimens of natural science, undergoes thorough scrutiny to meet our stringent standards. For more information about our ethical sourcing policy, click here.