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scblade27

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I was wondering if anyone had an idea to what these pictues are of:
 

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Just a guess, hope I'm right.
1) Close-up shot of a starfish ?
2) Tunicates ?
3) Rubberband coiled up on some liverock ?
 
middle one: painted tunicates
 
1st - Close up of a Starfish
2nd - Tunicates
3rd - Egg of a nudibranch

Ed.
 
Maybe, the 3rd one is some type of ribbon worm ... ? A rubber band ........ good guess, but you know thats wrong lol. I have no clue about the other two. My eyes must be getting really bad ... the 1st pic maybe a new sports jacket for Barney?
 
Ok, the second two are correct. 2 is a painted tunicates and 3 is egg of a nudibranch. the first one is not a sea star and is still a mystery...
 
awesome, thank you guys for all the input. Sorry i dont have a larger picture, it was a bet i had with a friend and this is all i had to work with. I have been a huge fan of these forums just have never posted. Alcina, thank you for all of your posts on cameras, i spent hours going through all the materials you and some others had posted. Ended up with a new canon 630 i cant wait to take it diving in west palm next week. Thanks again to everyone!

answers were:
1.) Starfish/Sea cucumber (he couldnt remember)
2.) Painted Tunicates
3.) Egg of a nudibranch
 
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