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Yea Nudibranchs!!!

So here is a question for all the Nudibranch lovers out there, where is the best snorkeling for Nudibranchs?

I am no longer diving due to being bent twice but I sure miss the Nudis and all the other wonders of the aquatic realm.

I'm so glad I got to dive Blue Heron Bridge with Scuba Jenny on my second to last dive.
 
I am no longer diving due to being bent twice but I sure miss the Nudis and all the other wonders of the aquatic realm.

Sorry to hear about this @Tjack

Yesterday I took a sequence of shots of a Caloria militaris at a site off Fujairah, UAE.

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Any island with lagoon flats will be good for snorkeling for Nudibranchs. Google earth Heron Island Australia for an idea of an island with lagoon flats.
 
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Goniobranchus collingwoodi

This is one of my favourite local Nudibranchs, it has such gorgeous colours and it looks like it is covered in tiny stars!!
Location: La Balsa Park Qld Australia
Size: 50mm
Depth: 6.3M
Temp:24C

Happy diving
 
Some nudi shots from my recent trip to Cebu and Negros Oriental in the Philippines

Goniobranchus kuniei

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Still to ID, probably a Phyllodesmium sp.

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Two Halgerda batangas getting jiggy with it

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Still to ID probably Elysioidea sp
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Nembrotha sp

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Still to ID this one

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and this one

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Oxynoe sp

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Not quite sure how a three-some works, and still to ID this one.

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Some nudi shots from my recent trip to Cebu and Negros Oriental in the Philippines

Goniobranchus kuniei

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Still to ID, probably a Phyllodesmium sp.

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Two Halgerda batangas getting jiggy with it

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Still to ID probably Elysioidea sp
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Nembrotha sp

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Still to ID this one

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and this one

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Oxynoe sp

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Not quite sure how a three-some works, and still to ID this one.

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You're quite the voyeur.
 
The very first nudis that I ever saw were doin' it!
 
Peirce Island (Portsmouth, New Hamsphire) has been absolutely fantastic this winter.

The hydroid field is dense and there are hundreds, if not thousands of nudibranchs to be photographed.

Here are a few from yesterday (January 25th) We had about 30ft+ (~9m) of visibility which is really good for this dive site. Water temperature is around 38-39f (~4c) and a max depth of 74ft (~22m)

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