Well some new and some old. At the moment with water temps pushing 20C here in Port Phillip Bay there seems to
be a great deal of Nudibranch activity. I've been seeing large numbers of species frequently seen here as well as
some infrequently seen and some I've never seen before.
Tambja verconis is perhaps one of the more iconic Nudi's seen in South Eastern Australian waters.
This is the most beautiful version of Phyllodesmium serratum I've seen in our waters yet.
Another rare sighting for me, Kaloplocamus ramosus, saw these for the first time last year.
This Flabellina sp. is commonly seen here but has yet to be described
Probably the most exciting Nudi I've seen here yet is this Tritonia sp. it is also as far as know undescribed.
All images taken with Nikkor 60mm AF-S and Woody's Diopter.
Cheers,
Jim.
