	Kaliseptine was first isolated from the snakelocks anemone "Anemonia viridis", previously known as "Anemonia sulcata". The snakelocks anemone releases its venom via both nematocysts and ectodermal glands. Kaliseptine is a type I anemone toxin. Although typically the type I toxins are located in both organelles, the location for kaliseptine has not yet been reported.