vie's Favourites
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Genus NotodorisObserver
aimeelou7Description
The most stunning creature I Have found. Looked like a dead piece of coral had washed in to the tide pools! All pure white and gorgeous
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Beautiful Hypseldoris (Hypselodoris pulchella)Observer
islugyouuuDescription
Juvenile?
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Cup Coral Nudibranch (Phestilla melanobrachia)Observer
okdiverDescription
Unknown nudibranch found in a detached piece of hard coral of similar colour.
Via the Facebook group Nudibase, identified as a species of Tenellia, probably T. melanobrachia
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Slender Seamoth (Pegasus volitans)Observer
budakDescription
fish next to nudibranch
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Bakawan rotundataObserver
sukkheeDescription
photo credit : Komson Hongpadharakiree
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quokka2Description
Anchorage. 7-16m. Sand bottom with patches of coral and rock.
This parasitic species was suggested when I posted the photo of the Ctenogobiops.
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anudibranchmomDescription
@siglinde60 @hsini_lin @vie @maractwin @tgosliner @phelsumas4life Have you seen this weirdo before? The little yellow appendages seemed to be on the top of its 'head' most of the time, like rhinophores, but who knows. Seems to have a digestive tract. No obvious shell or skeletal structure or fins/tail, but can't rule out fish larva I suppose.
<10 mm. Muck substrate.
Site: San Miguel
Dave Rabanes, Salaya Beach Houses
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vishalbhaveDescription
Annulated rhinophores
Length: 10 mm.
Depth : 0.5 feet
Intertidal, below rock in rockpool
Locality: Rock patch, Mandavi,Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India, Arabian sea
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Family AglajidaeObserver
anudibranchmomDescription
Site: Coconut
Peri Paleracio and Romnick Baillo
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Anna's Chromodoris (Chromodoris annae)Observer
anudibranchmomDescription
Site: Apol's Point
Peri Paleracio and Romnick Baillo
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Genus MourgonaObserver
anudibranchmomDescription
Not even sure this is a nudibranch; I think it could be in Sacoglossa, but strategically seeking help from the nudibranch pros on this small stumper. Look at the forked rhinophores (second photo is better for this) and the eyespot placement!? Longish oral tentacles with opaque patches. Less than 10 mm, on coral rubble, about 15m depth.
Site: Mainit Corridor
Peri Paleracio and Romnick Baillo
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damaDescription
The size of 3 sand grains!
http://seaslugsofhawaii.com/species/Thuridilla-multimarginata-a.html
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Polyclad Flatworms (Order Polycladida)Observer
johan98800Description
or flatworm ?
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Spanish Dancers (Genus Hexabranchus)Observer
thiebaudDescription
Still alive and trying to swim despite the crab!
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Macfarland's Runcina (Rfemsia macfarlandi)Observer
thetidepoolerDescription
rare find by @squishlefish !
low tide 0.1ft
maybe 2-3mm long
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Genus SiphopteronObserver
johneichlerDescription
Siphopteron sp. RB1 of Robert Burn, Nudibranchs and Related Molluscs. Found by Audrey Falconer. @audreyfalconer1
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Kuni's Nudibranch (Goniobranchus kuniei)Observer
judyasarkofDescription
Wendy Simon spotted this at Kia Ora
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Runcina katipoidesObserver
simonf7532Description
This was about 3mm long. Seen at the position indicated and moved for the photo. There were several in the rock pool.
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Genus GoniobranchusObserver
okbirdmanDescription
Goniobranchus sp. 20 (CPPI II), unclear status relative to G. kuniei
Seen while snorkeling with marcpb & alexoff5
