Blue Heron Bridge Trolls

[djtimmy77]

Looks like the SFWMD is starting to close some of their coastal gates, and the vis out in the ocean is good, so hopefully BHB will clear up in the next day or so.

 

[MrChen]

Specifically Thursday night

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

A couple shots from yesterday...
unidentified nudi.

I think there are two flabellinas here.

Maybe a slug of some sort?

(scorpionfish) fish lips

 

[djtimmy77]

That is a turtle grass anemone on the feather algae

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Thanks.

 

[lindai]

Hi, Scuba_Jenny, your "unidentified nudi" is a Learchis poica, page 256 in the Caribeean Sea Slugs book.
Regards, Linda

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Hi, Scuba_Jenny, your "unidentified nudi" is a Learchis poica, page 256 in the Caribeean Sea Slugs book.
Regards, Linda

Thank you!!! I finally gave up around page 220 or so looking for it!

---------- Post added February 12th, 2014 at 11:10 AM ----------

Wanna take a guess at this one? Really tiny.. found last week also. Thinking its a doto of some sort.

 

[danvolker]

Hi Jenny,
That last pic looks like a Favorinus auritulus pg 250. It is the one in the little picture. See the rhinos . That is what it is.
Sandra Edwards

 

[jet126]

I had a wonderful zen dive this morning: two seahorses, three pipefish, two octopus, a cool little snail (any help with id?) and another thing I think was a flat worm (too blurry to post).

I have bought myself a magnifying glass which I used to study every bit of blob I thought looked promising.

Viz a decent 20ft, still dive-able when I got out at 10am. Very mild current, water temp 73.

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Hi Jenny,
That last pic looks like a Favorinus auritulus pg 250. It is the one in the little picture. See the rhinos . That is what it is.
Sandra Edwards

Thankfully that little photo is there also because it sure don't look like the big photo. thanks for the ID. Adding another first for me.


Does anybody else notate in their ID books when they first spy a critter?