Chromodoris annae nudibranch on a reef in Puerto Galera, Philippines

Macro Monday : Chromodoris

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Nudibranch (Chromodoris annae), Puerto Galera, Philippines

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5 responses to “Macro Monday : Chromodoris”

  1. chattykerry Avatar
    chattykerry

    I don’t think I have ever seen a nudibranch but I love them now – such lovely colors!

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    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar
      ScubaHankNYC

      They are one of my favorite creatures. There over 6,000 species and they are found in every ocean. And they come in so many different shapes and colors.

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      1. chattykerry Avatar
        chattykerry

        I will look out for them now!

  2. Dave Ply Avatar
    Dave Ply

    I’ve always been partial to nudibranchs. Who’d think what amounts to a slug could come in so many interesting shapes and colors?

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    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar
      ScubaHankNYC

      Right! And they are still discovering new ones!

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