There are always a bunch of different nudis and slugs on our dives and the weekend was no exception. One of my buds even found two new ones we haven't seen before! I only got to see one of them and I haven't had a chance to process his ID shot yet, but I've done these:
Janolus sp - we aren't sure if this is the same species as we have seen before or a new one. This one has many more white markings than the others we've seen.
Our new mooring ropes are becoming home to a wide variety of critters including at least three sea hare type guys. Shooting on a moving mooring rope, close to the surface, and in a bit of current is not the easiest nor most graceful thing! Glad we were all shooting macro so there's no evidence of my contortions!
Stylocheilus citrinus - that's too hard to remember so we call them Bubble Butts
Janolus sp - we aren't sure if this is the same species as we have seen before or a new one. This one has many more white markings than the others we've seen.
Our new mooring ropes are becoming home to a wide variety of critters including at least three sea hare type guys. Shooting on a moving mooring rope, close to the surface, and in a bit of current is not the easiest nor most graceful thing! Glad we were all shooting macro so there's no evidence of my contortions!
Stylocheilus citrinus - that's too hard to remember so we call them Bubble Butts
