Nudibranchs
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This tiny but beautiful little creature lives on the side of the dock at the marina..it’s from 1/4 to 1 inch long and is hard to find unless you get down on all fours and almost stick your head in the water. Taken with a Pentax waterproof camera.
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Image of a Ceratosoma sp3(Nudibranch),taken on a night dive in Alor,Indonesia.This species is fairly common & a similar species can be seen around many piers in Melbourne.Max length 150 mm,this one was around 50mm / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008
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Image of a Nembrotha purpureolineata (type of Nudibranch) taken on a reef near La Bonbajo,Flores,Indonesia.Needless to say these little rainbows demanded attention underwater with their brilliant colours and were quite abundant in the area. / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008
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Image of Tambja Verconis taken at Portsea,Vic.This little sea slug can be seen @ most Dive sites in Vic
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Image of Tambja verconis(Nudibranch) @ Flinders,Vic,these beautiful Nudis are almost the underwater icon of Melbourne,can be seen on most dives & are known to most divers down south.
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Image of a Ceratosoma amoena(Nudibranch),Portsea Hole,Port Phillip Bay,Vic
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Image of a Tambja verconis (Nudibranch)taken at Portsea Hole,Port Phillip Bay,Vic.The feathery area on its back are its gills. / © copyright M.Tworkowski
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Image of a beautiful little Nudibranch(type of sea slug)taken on a night dive in Alor near a little fishing village close to shore in about 10 meters of water.Alor is macro heaven,have photos of about 30 different Nudibranchs from the area. / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008
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Image of a Nembrotha chamberlaini,nudibranch(type of sea slug )taken at Komodo National Park,Flores,Indonesia.Nudibranchs are a highly diverse order with over 1500 documented species worldwide and it is believed many more undiscovered.They have large gills on the upper body surface that can be retracted. / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008
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A nudibranch found in the water of south australia.
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Image of a Ceratosoma amoena (Nudibranch) taken on Reef around Merimbula Wharf,NSW
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Gill structure of a spanish dancer Order: NUDIBRANCHIA / Suborder: DORIDINA / Family: Hexabranchidae
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Flabellina iodinea or spanish shawl or spanish dancer is a 1-2 inch Nudibranch, Sea Slug that can be found at the pacific ocean Consider these photos as companions. :-)
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Image of a Tambja verconis(Nudibranch) taken at Portsea Pier,Vic.These little Nudis have to one of the most spectacular in the ocean & luckily found in Southern waters where I dive the most.
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Nudibranchs or sea slugs are small, very colourful creatures living in the ocean. / The ones featured here are between 2 to 10 centimetres long. / Species from left to right: Glossodoris atromarginata, Moridilla Brocki, Chromodoris coi, Nembrotha kubaryana, Hypselodoris bullocki Framing suggestion: / © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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This colourful little Nudibranch was found at Flinders Pier,the feathered area on its back are its gills with the Rhinophores(receptors)at the front.
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Image of a Aphelodoris varia (Nudibranch) taken at Merimbula Wharf,NSW
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Image of a Aphelodoris varia(Nudibranch) taken @ Merimbula Wharf,NSW,these litle guys were seen on every dive i did around the wharf.
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Image of a Flabellina rubrolineata taken on the deck of “Henry Bolte wreck”off Eden,NSW.There was a large population of these beautiful little nudibranchs on the wreck between 20-25 meters.
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Image of a Ceratosoma brevicaudatum(Nudibranch) taken at Rye,Victoria.This species is very common & can be seen on many shore dives in Port Phillip Bay.
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A Filamentous nudibranch on a tropical reef in Indonesia
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Image of a Chromodoris elizabethina(type of Nudibranch) taken near the beautiful little island resort of La Petite Keppa in Alor,Indonesia.This is the resort we stayed for 8 days of our trip & was surrounded by some of the most amazing reefs & coral gardens I have seen / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008
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Image of a Beautifully coloured Ceratosoma brevicaudatum(Nudibranch),Port Phillip Bay,Vic
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This little Nudibranch(Tambja verconis) seemed to be puzzled by my presence.There are over 300 species in Australia alone & its believed many more to be discovered.The two horn like appendages at the front are called rhinophores & this particular species feeds solely on a green bryozoan which can make them reasonably easy to find.Image taken at a dive called Portsea Hole,Port Phillip Bay,Vic / © Copyright M.Tworkowski
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