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a few nudi ID's please

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a few nudi ID's please

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    these shots were taken in lembeh last week. my helmut debelius nudi id book does not have them in, so any help appreciated.

  2. If you are really into nudibranchs and want to get some good ID books, there are a few really good new books...

     

    Debelius has a new book out called “Nudibranchs of the Worldâ€, though this does not have all types of opistobranchs in it it is simply the true nudibranchs! Plus as with many Debelius books, his ID's can be fairly controversial, not too sure who does his research, though quite a lot of true experts who name and do lots of research in slugs say that Helmut's ID's are often not so accurate.

     

    Neville Coleman has a new book called Nudibranch encyclopedia, he has done a fantastic job of this and has many very bizarre species in there too, plus he has consulted with plenty of experts. In my mind Nevilles new book is by far is the best!

  3. cheers for that. its my birthday this week ( yes 21 again ) so i will ask for some book vouchers

  4. hi stew

     

    if your into your nudi's try www.nudipixel.com

    really good site

     

    i think the first one is a species of Elysia

     

    the second is Thuridilla lineolata

     

    the third i think is a Flabellina maybe bilas

     

    vinny

     

    the last one is Cadlinella ornatissima

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