An Elysia sp nudibranch (dunno if I spelled that correctly) from the Flowergardens. This fella was about 5 mm long:

I'm sure you guys can do better.
Happy St. Paddy's day!
James
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An Elysia sp nudibranch (dunno if I spelled that correctly) from the Flowergardens. This fella was about 5 mm long:

I'm sure you guys can do better.
Happy St. Paddy's day!
James
A picture of Brian O'Driscoll going under the posts on Saturday and sinking the Welsh Grand Slam dreams would be my perfect St Patrick's day image.
But in the meantime, here is my contribution:

Taken, rather unbelievably in Grand Cayman. Yes there is green water there if you know where to look!
Alex
Here's some green from Wakatobi ![]()


Karl
From Wakatobi!

This is not nearly as cute as the last one, but definately green.
A field of actual green urchin's in the shallows of Snake Island Wall in Nanaimo BC.

I was going to put this in the Sunball thread, but thought it was too GREEN. ![]()

An old scan, but it's green.
Hi!
Let's add some green ...

The "Achileas" at Paphos, Cyprus

The "Vera K" at Paphos, Cyprus

Just a nice little patch od see grass for a nice stroll ;-)
Helge ;-)=)
A few late scenes in shades of green...
Solomon Islands:


Edmonds Underwater Park, WA:


~Matt Segal
Im not sure if this is 2 crabs or 1 crab and its molt.
From the Solomon Islands..
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Cor
Given the subject matter was "green", I thought I would post a first image:

The picture was taken in the Puget Sound. Sometimes you can be surprised by the images that result from your strobe flooding.
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