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Hypselodoris bullocki
Nudibranch egg ribbon laid on coral. Most species lay toxic egg ribbons to protect them from predators.
In most species, the egg ribbons are laid directly on the species' food source.
The size, shape, colour, and design is often characteristic of a specific group or family.
Spotted on Jan 31, 2012
Submitted on Feb 3, 2012
2 Comments
Awesome spotting!
How interesting!
Maybe add to the Eggs of the World mission too Sam?