Reticulated chromodoris is a colorful nudibranch that live mostly in the waters of the indo-pacific.
This sea slug is also referred to as Goniobranchus reticulatus, part dorid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Chromodorididae.
The nudibranch in the picture below was spotted off the coast of Puerto Galera in the Philippines.

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Ocean Floor Creatures: Nudibranch
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Stingrays and Jacks – Revillagigedo Islands
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One Cool Moment with a Ribbon Eel
I was talking with a friend today and of course we were talking about diving. I was asked about a cool moment and I immediately thought of this Ribbon Eel swimming through the water column. Please share your amazing moments …
Lovely photo, it’s a very colorful animal.
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