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Polycerid ID

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Polycerid ID

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  1. Hi Folks,

     

    was going through some images after transferring to Lightroom catalog and found this image of a Nudibranch,

    family Polyceridae.It may be a Thecacera pennigera that has no black spots only orange. My other wild guess

    was a variation of Paliolla cooki. Any ideas?

     

     

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    Unknown Nudibranch. by JimSwims, on Flickr

     

     

    Found on night dive at Blairgowrie Marina, Victoria , Australia; depth 4-5m.

     

     

    Cheers,

    Jim.

    Edited by JimSwims
  2. Thanks Marli that looks on the money. Wish I had taken more shots of it now as mine is out of focus and in a retracted state.

     

    Those Thecaceras seem to really get around must be the "wings". biggrin.png

     

    Cheers,

    Jim.

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