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Hypselodoris apolegma
Chromodorididae Family - Nudibranch/Sea Slug
Coral reef
Tioman Island, Pahang Malaysia..... Reference - page 194 of Nudibranchs Encyclopedia by Neville Coleman
good job! amazing find
I LOVE the colors and it's an amazing photo! Congrats!
Amazing!!
awesome !!
it's beautiful!
Wow! fantastic
fantastic spotting and congrats
thank you all for the compliments....I just love nudibranchs and flatworms
Beautiful spotting !!
Very nice, congratulations!
Gorgeous!
Amazing picture... Congratulations!!!
Beautiful photos, and an amazing animal. Well done!
Spotting of the Day!"The colorful Giant Hypselodoris nudibranch is hermaphroditic and thus has a set of reproductive organs for both sexes."http://facebook.com/projectnoah/posts/29...http://twitter.com/projectnoah/status/12...
Incredable animal
No your not dumb.... :-) ....how do I explain?? hmm....please visit here http://www.nevillecoleman.com.au/underwa...
I am sorry that I am so dumb, but is this just a picture of an organism or is there more going on?
Spotted on Jul 23, 2011 Submitted on Aug 23, 2011
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good job! amazing find
I LOVE the colors and it's an amazing photo! Congrats!
Amazing!!
awesome !!
it's beautiful!
Wow! fantastic
fantastic spotting and congrats
thank you all for the compliments....I just love nudibranchs and flatworms
Beautiful spotting !!
Very nice, congratulations!
Gorgeous!
Amazing picture... Congratulations!!!
Beautiful photos, and an amazing animal. Well done!
Spotting of the Day!
"The colorful Giant Hypselodoris nudibranch is hermaphroditic and thus has a set of reproductive organs for both sexes."
http://facebook.com/projectnoah/posts/29...
http://twitter.com/projectnoah/status/12...
Incredable animal
No your not dumb.... :-) ....how do I explain?? hmm....please visit here http://www.nevillecoleman.com.au/underwa...
I am sorry that I am so dumb, but is this just a picture of an organism or is there more going on?