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Sap Sucking Slug

Description:

Tiny Sap Sucking Slug, less than 1 cm in size.

Habitat:

Found several of them on some corals and due to strong current, they got blown off and one of them landed on a Tube Worm. They are so small and delicate that even the Tube Worm did not retracts. It was at around 15 meters depth among sandy bottom and coral rubbles.

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AlbertKang
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AlbertKang

Cebu, Philippines

Spotted on Jul 7, 2016
Submitted on Jul 8, 2016

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