Nudi ID please

Hi leslie

I can seem to find an exact match for these 3 nudi's and was hoping that with your keen eye you may be able to put to name to them for me.

The yellow one was the smallest at around 1cm found in Thailand and the other two were found on 2 seperate sites in Burma. I was thinking that the two from Burma were a juvenile (more white and smaller) and the darker adult phase.

Thanks in advance

Spen

The first one is Noumea flava, the second is a dark form of Hypselodoris infucata. the third I'm not sure about so let's hope that Marli shows up to help us out.

http://www.seaslugforum.net/factsheet.cfm?base=noumflav

http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall.cfm?base=hypsinfu

Hi Leslie

Thanks for the info that was great, sorry to be pain, but I have two more for you to ID if possible. I have shots of the 40-50 different nudi'/flatworms I have found in this area (Andaman Sea). Thanks for completing the set.

Spen

Hi,

At first I thought #3 was a Hypselodoris, but the size and structure of the gills makes me think it's a juvie Spanish Dancer: Hexabranchus sanguineus

#4 appears to be Cuthona yamasui, and I think #5 is Chromodoris conchyliata; the lines aren't prominent, but they vary a lot. Here's a similar one:

http://www.seaslugforum.net/display.cfm?id=14945

Marli

You're right about #3 Marli - I have some images of other juveniles but it still fools me most of the time.

What about #5? That one seems so familiar yet I haven't been able to put a name to it. Am I missing another obvious one?

See above edited post.

Cheers,

Marli

Thanks for all your help. Wow a Juvie spanish dancer, never seen a baby one before.

Thanks again

Spen