Nudibranchia with eggs

The ringed rhinophores, purple pigment on the surface of the cerata (especially near the tip) and the stalked ceratal clusters differentiate Flabellina affinis from Flabellina pedata. Regarding "common" names, very few names have genuine common names so get used to the latin names. There's a very good post about this subject at the Sea Slug Forum: http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/common

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Thank you MrJohn!

That is beautiful.

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I´m not sure with the ID, maybe someone can help

@ Noe and Pili
i think thats true, after uploading i saw it also. I will change it

very impressive!

Very cool! But I think you have photographed two different species of nudibranchs

thank you!

Another interesting spotting!
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