Nudi ID challenge:

[alcina]

I am going through old photos and have decided to create a display of all the nudis we see on our dives. Unfortunately, I can't identify some of these guys! My best book was stolen and I am waiting for a replacement copy to arrive, but want to get this project mostly finished by the weekend.

I appreciate any and all help!! There are a few and I'll be adding more I am sure!

All are taken at the Ningaloo Reef area...

The first and last ones I think are colour variations of the same type of nudi...two different locations, two different days...

 

[DennisW]

I can't help you because I am totally clueless when it comes to Nudi's, but this web site may help.

http://www.seaslugforum.net/welcome.cfm

By the way, great pictures.

 

[jonnythan]

I know, I know!



It's YOUR MOM NUDI!





Sorry. I've been wanting to do that so long in one of these Nudi ID threads

 

[Vie]

I am going through old photos and have decided to create a display of all the nudis we see on our dives. Unfortunately, I can't identify some of these guys!

Send your photos to Neville Coleman at worldofwater@nevillecoleman.com.au - he'd be glad to help.

 

[Vie]

Ok, I had a quick look in my copy of Neville Coleman’s “1001 Nudibranchs”; referring to your thumbmails, from left to right:

First one is a Coleman's Ceratosoma - undescribed Ceratosoma sp. (AMPI 244), Coleman p.66

Second from left is definitely a Red-spotted Aphelodoris - undescribed Aphelodoris sp., Coleman pp.54–55

I think the third from left is a Chromodoris kuiteri