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Black corals occur in tree-like of whip-like forms. They are usually white or brown and are called black corals because of their black cores which are used in jewellry.
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| Distribution |
all oceans |
| Depth |
20-40m |
| Max size |
maw height 1.5m. |
| Family |
Antipathidae |
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