Where to go for nudibranchs?

[Wisnu]

Lembeh's nudis and seaslug, taken by my older daughter using G9 and myself with Oly SP-350 during our trip mid of December 2009.
Most of them not deeper than 12 m as I was diving with my younger daugher 10 years old.
We'll come back again on March or July this year.

 

[scottfiji]

I just updated my nudibranch page with a few more nudibranch "hot spots" from some experts.

There's actually a wreck that's only a couple miles from my apartment that is quite a nudie-fest usually - lucky me!

 

[Sully3]

We were in St Vincent in July and we saw some lettuce leaf but no nudis to write home about. I like your St Vincent catalog but no nudis there either

thanks
nudis are too small for my set up though:depressed:
I have some bad shots of them.
I willl post some here tomorrow

I do agree with you though that everything I have ever heard about california points
to it being an awesome place for nudis.
Its on my list of places to go

 

[Tapas bali]

Try Indonesia, my country has several sites for nudibranch:
- Raja Ampat - West Papua
- Lembeh (the critters heaven) - North Sulawesi
- Puri Jati & Amed - Bali

 

[Kevster]

IMHO Ambon is the best place for Nudis.

 

[japan-diver]

You can come out and see us in Okinawa- tons of nudis , warm water and lots of other things to see.

 

[AussieByron]

Here is an old post about my Local Dive Site, Julian Rocks Byron Bay. I regularly see over 10 different species on a single dive.

I had the chance to take a few pics of sea slugs and Nudibranchs in Hugo's Trench, Julian Rocks. This place is really starting to get alot of Nudi's back after the cooler winter periods with a large range of different species getting about. Here is a collection of the different species on one 40min dive.

 

[fisheyeview]

Nice shots. Looks like I need to hit the pacific.

 

[bvanant]

Great pics, I am definitely going to come visit.
Bill

 

[shugar]

Anilao and PG in the Philippines as well as Sogod and Dumaguete will flood you with nudis :biggrin:

Jag