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Nudibranch ID Sydney

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Nudibranch ID Sydney

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  1. Hi all,

     

    I photographed this Nudi in Sydney last year, specifically Oak Park a dive site exposed to the open ocean. We get tropical species swept down by the East Australian current quite often so it could have come from points further north. I've asked around including the Nudi facebook page, gone through all the books but no luck, wondering is anyone has seen anything similar?

     

    Nudi_OakParkAug_17.jpg

  2. Hi all,

     

    I photographed this Nudi in Sydney last year, specifically Oak Park a dive site exposed to the open ocean. We get tropical species swept down by the East Australian current quite often so it could have come from points further north. I've asked around including the Nudi facebook page, gone through all the books but no luck, wondering is anyone has seen anything similar?

     

    Nudi_OakParkAug_17.jpg[/quote

     

    Ive no clue but that is a cool looking nudi!

     

    Best,

    Craig

    Humu797

    Waipahu, Hawaii

    Edited by Humu797
  3. Have you tried the Nudibranch Central Facebook page? Or try David Mullins critter ID

    Edited by Chris Kippax
  4. Yes, I've posted on Nudibranch central and the best suggestion was a Thorunna sp. No one had seen anything like it. I did find this which seems superficially similar: http://www.roboastra.com/Opisthobranch4/hpop2284.htm

    Edited by ChrisRoss
  5. Possibly an undescribed nudibranch???

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