Theme 02 - 15 Nov, 2008: feeding

[sharky60]

Great macro work y'all!!!

I was so excited last year, when I FINALLY got to see my first sharp tailed eel on Cozumel. Much to my excitement, as I followed him down the reef, he dove down into a hole and began feeding on something...

 

[Gudge]

It's a nudi eat nudi world. Here's a tiny Roboastra gracilis biting off more than it chew by eating a much larger Nembrotha kubaryana :

More information on this can be found on the Seaslug Forum here:

The Sea Slug Forum - Roboastra gracilis

And in a much fairer fight here's a Nembrotha kubaryana being eaten by Roboastra luteolineata:

 

[kilo_fox]

Seeing all the great nudis reminded me of the Nembrotha purpureolineata that I caught feeding on an ascidian

 

[caymaniac]

Egypt-Red Sea

Africa-Indian Ocean

PNG/ Bismark Sea -Pacific

Little Cayman Caribbean-Atlantic

Cayman Brac, Caribbean-Atlantic

 

[Air One]

The fastest starfish in the world, poor young grooper, he didn't knew it...

 

[Bora_Horza]

 

[kilo_fox]

The fastest starfish in the world, poor young grooper, he didn't knew it...

Uhm, Air One, could you pls help me out?? I see a beautiful blue ribbon eel but neither a grouper nor a starfish

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

Orange peel nudi feeding on soft corals ...

Sun star attempting to feed on a mussel ...

hooded nudibranch feeding on plankton ...

Dendronotis iris nudi feeding on a sand anemone ...

Giant Pacific octopus feeding on a crab ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[Air One]

Uhm, Air One, could you pls help me out?? I see a beautiful blue ribbon eel but neither a grouper nor a starfish

On the second pic, below the eel you should find a starfish. The grouper is under the starfish.

 

[ScubaSteve]

On the second pic, below the eel you should find a starfish. The grouper is under the starfish.

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