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Flabelina Nudibranch

Flabelina rubrolineata

Photo by AlbertKang
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Field Notes

Description:

Small Nudibranch around 2 cm, near translucent in purple with darker purple spots on its cerrata.

Habitat:

Tropical and subtropical Indian and Pacific Oceans.

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Comments (2)
AlbertKang
Thanks, @Jim Nelson and you are right, there are thousands of Nudibranch species and they comes in myriad of colours and shapes. In recent years, more discovery were made especially on the super tiny species, those smaller than 5 mm, some as small as 2-3 mm, which you can hardly see clearly with the naked eyes!
Jim Nelson
Nadibranch come in so many colors and shapes from all over the world. Good job, Albert.

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